Use of School Property. Representatives of the Association or the BCTF, authorized by the Association, shall have the right to transact Association business on school property, subject to there being no undue disruption of curricular activities. Such representative(s) shall, upon arrival during normal operating hours, notify the office of the representative's presence.
Use of School Property. Exclusive Representative of the Union shall have reasonable access to worksites and school facilities to investigate employee complaints, communicate with members, hold meetings, and conduct other business. Upon arrival at the worksite, Union representatives shall make their presence known to the Superintendent or his/her designee. Such visits shall not interrupt normal work responsibilities. If the Union recognizes a need for a collaborative meeting with the school administration, the Union will work with the school administration at the earliest convenience to schedule a meeting.
Use of School Property. Representatives of the Association and its united affiliates shall 8 be permitted to transact official Association business on school property at all reasonable 9 times, provided that this shall not interfere with or interrupt normal school operations.
Use of School Property. GC members, Head Administrator, and LADH employees shall not use LADH time, personnel, equipment, supplies, or goodwill for personal gain.
Use of School Property. The authorized representative of the Federation shall have the right to schedule Federation meetings in the building before or after class hours after first obtaining the approval of the Superintendent-Director. Such approval will not be unreasonably withheld.
Use of School Property. Any interest in school property, whether real or personal, acquired by the County pursuant to a resolution entered under this Section shall be conclusively presumed to be for the exclusive use of the School District for public school purposes to the same extent as if the Property was owned by the School District. Therefore, Property acquired by the County from the School District pursuant to a resolution entered under this Section shall not constitute the exercise of eminent domain power and shall not otherwise entitle the School District to any funds or other consideration for any Property so acquired by or transferred to the County. For Property affected by a resolution entered under this Section, the School District shall continue to have the exclusive authority to determine whether and when such Property is unnecessary or undesirable for public school purposes, in which event the School District shall notify the County. The County shall then either (i) dispose of the Property and use the proceeds to reduce the County’s bonded indebtedness for schools or for school capital outlay purposes or (ii) use the property for non-school purposes and use an amount negotiated by the County and School District as the fair market value of the Property to reduce the County’s bonded indebtedness for schools or for school capital outlay purposes. If the County assumes ownership of Property pursuant to a resolution entered under this Section, the School District may permit use of the Property by non-school groups for County related purposes, consistent with the School Board’s Facilities Use policy.
Use of School Property. I will not use ANY school property without consent given to me directly by the advisor. School property includes, but is not limited to: chutes, blowers, scales, grooming supplies, trailers, equipment and machinery. Parent Initial ______ Student Initial ______
Use of School Property. The Board hereby gives and grants to the Post 93 American Legion Baseball second priority of use of the Field and the restrooms (“Restrooms”) located adjacent to the Field, and are accessed from the outside of the School after school hours and on weekends. This use shall be secondary to School use of the Field regardless of when School use is scheduled or arises.
