Im so confused. Why would 2 BOE members choose to take the adversarial route of drafting a Rez in secret and then issuing a Rez on curriculum and assessments AGAINST its own District Admins and teachers when those items are eligible for shared decision making at the outset? It appears to me, that there was a much easier and cooperative solution to achieve their goals. Youre welcome. Shared Decision Making Topics: Outside of the authorities that are granted by law to Boards of Education, the NYS Board of Regents, the Commissioner of Education, the collective bargaining units according to the provisions of the negotiated contract, or that fall under the responsibilities of the Superintendent, shared decision making teams are empowered to decide and take action on all other subjects, including but not limited to: ! Building Goals – each site-based team takes the district goals and develops goals they wish to achieve for the school year using the Strategic Plan as a guide. ! Budgets – staffing needs, instructional recommendations and facility needs for an individual school. ! Community Involvement and Relations ! Cooperative Planning - curriculum (grouping, interdisciplinary, etc.) - facility maintenance - instructional materials - professional/staff development - student assessment - student discipline - textbook selection - use of community resources ! Operational Efficiencies and Cost Effectiveness ! Personnel Selection – each site-based screens, interviews, and recommends final candidates to the Superintendent. ! The Safety, Health and Caring of Schools ! Student Engagement and Performance spackenkillschools.org/sites/default/files/spackenkill/Shared%20Decision%20Making%20Plan-06-25-13-V1%200.pdf
Posted on: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 04:42:46 +0000
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