Honorable Dismissal Joint Committee Sample Clauses

Honorable Dismissal Joint Committee. ‌ The Honorable Dismissal Joint Committee, as defined in Section 24-12 of the School Code, shall include an equal number of Association and Administrative members not less than five (5) representatives from the Association as appointed by the Association President, and not less than five (5) administrators appointed by the Superintendent.
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