School Enrollment of Resident Employees’ Children Sample Clauses

School Enrollment of Resident Employees’ Children. Bargaining unit employees whose children attend Shrewsbury Public Schools as residents of Shrewsbury may request that their child be enrolled in a school that is different from their normally assigned school, if the bargaining unit employee works at the other school. Enrollment of the student in a different school other than assigned where the bargaining unit employee works, is subject to the approval of the Superintendent. In making this determination, the Superintendent will consider various factors, including grade configuration and class sizes at the school where the student would attend. If the student in question receives special education services, the student’s IEP program placement shall take precedence. If a child of a bargaining unit employee is not a Shrewsbury resident, but is enrolled in Shrewsbury Public Schools through inter district school choice or any other such program, the school assignment will be governed first by the school choice or other program that allows enrollment, as seats in such program may not be available in a school where the bargaining unit employee works. If the bargaining unit employee is transferred from the school in a subsequent year, the student may be allowed to remain in the school where s/he is enrolled through the last grade in said school. Any transfer of a child of a Bargaining unit employee may be revoked by the Superintendent if it is judged that the arrangement is resulting in substantial disruption to the child’s education or the bargaining unit employee’s duties. If the Superintendent does revoke placement as described above, the bargaining unit employee may request a meeting to discuss the revoking of the placement, and this meeting shall take place with the Superintendent and/or his/her designee. The bargaining unit employee is responsible for requesting SEA representation for this meeting. If a child of a bargaining unit employee is approved for enrollment at a school other than assigned, the bargaining unit employee is responsible for transporting the child to and from school. If a child of a bargaining unit employee is declined for enrollment at a school other than assigned, the bargaining unit employee may request a meeting to discuss the declination of the placement, and this meeting shall take place with the Superintendent and/or his/her designee. After such meeting regarding a declined or revoked enrollment, the decision of the Superintendent is final and shall not be subject to the grievance o...
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