Small-by-Design Sample Clauses
The Small-by-Design clause defines a contractual provision that intentionally limits the scale or scope of a project, service, or deliverable. In practice, this clause may set maximum thresholds for resources, users, data volume, or geographic reach, ensuring that the subject of the agreement remains within a manageable or intended size. By doing so, it helps control costs, reduce complexity, and mitigate risks associated with uncontrolled growth or expansion, thereby ensuring that both parties have clear expectations about the limits of the engagement.
Small-by-Design. Mapleton Public Schools is comprised of small-by-design schools. These schools provide a variety of choices for learning to increase student performance. We recognize that there will be evolution within each school directed toward meeting student needs. We also recognize that there will be professional development or training activities that are specific and unique to each school. Training and professional development hours may be outside the established teacher work year. Teachers will be compensated consistent with Article 11.2 when training occurs outside the established teacher work year. Training and professional development requirements will be determined by the school district based on school model and program needs.
Small-by-Design. 2024-2027 Mapleton Public Schools is comprised of small-by-design schools. These schools provide a variety of choices for learning to increase student performance. We recognize that there will be evolution within each school directed toward meeting student needs. We also recognize that there will be professional development or training activities that are specific and unique to each school. Training and professional development hours may be outside the established teacher work year. Teachers will be compensated at an hourly rate of payment based on the beginning BA salary when training occurs outside the established teacher work year. Training and professional development requirements will be determined by the school district based on school model and program needs.