Systemic Change Sample Clauses
The 'Systemic Change' clause defines how significant, organization-wide modifications—such as changes in policies, processes, or technology—are managed within the context of an agreement. This clause typically outlines the procedures for notifying affected parties, assessing impacts, and implementing necessary adjustments to contractual obligations or service levels. By establishing a clear framework for handling broad changes, the clause ensures that all parties remain aligned and protected when fundamental shifts occur, thereby minimizing disruption and reducing the risk of disputes.
Systemic Change. When changes of a systemic nature are being planned and implemented every effort will be made to give affected teachers time during the school day, other than individual planning or lunch periods, to plan, provide input and collaborate over these plans.
Systemic Change. When changes of a systemic nature are being planned and implemented, every effort will be made to give affected teachers time during the school day, other than individual planning or lunch periods, to plan, provide input, and collaborate over these plans. S. Inclusion:
a. Release time will be provided for the sending and receiving teachers to be participants in the development of an I.E.P. for which they will have responsibility.
b. Classroom teachers will have an opportunity for input into the instructional assistants assigned to students in their classrooms and will partner with administration to provide feedback for evaluations of those instructional assistants.
c. Teachers will be compensated for attendance at special education meetings scheduled before or after the work day and during non-contract days at the standard hourly rate.