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PASCD ANNUAL MEETING

PASCD ANNUAL MEETING. PASCD Constitution. ITEMS IN RED ARE TO BE DELETED ITEMS IN GREEN ARE TO BE ADDED. MEMBERSHIP for RETIREES. Subsection 3.4

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PASCD ANNUAL MEETING

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  1. PASCD ANNUAL MEETING

  2. PASCD Constitution • ITEMS IN REDARE TO BEDELETED • ITEMS IN GREENARE TO BE ADDED

  3. MEMBERSHIP for RETIREES • Subsection 3.4 • Any retired person who has been an active member of PASCD for three or more consecutive years immediately prior to retirement may continue his or her membership without payment of dues. This benefit will continue for those members as long as they continue their membership. Anynewretireeafter March 1, 2010who wishes to continue as an active member of PASCD must pay retirement40% regular dues.

  4. POLICY SPECIALIST • Section 1 • The officers of the Association shall be President, Past President or President-Elect, Executive Director/PolicySpecialist, and Treasurer. They shall comprise the Executive Committee of the Association.

  5. CHANGE IN ROLES OF EXECUTIVE BOARD • Section 3 • The Board shall consist of the Executive Committee of the Association, the elected presidents from each of the Association’s designated regions, and the chairpersons of the standing committees. • The Executive Board shall consist of the Executive Committee of the Association, four representatives of the elected presidents from each of the Association’s designated regions, and chairpersons of Curriculum and Instruction, Membership, Strategic Planning, Supervision, Influence, and Technology committees. With the exception of the Executive Director and the President, the remaining 13 Executive Board members have the authority to vote on all matters placed in front of the executive board for action.

  6. CHANGE IN ROLES OF EXECUTIVE BOARD • Section 4 • The Executive Director, Historian, Policy Specialist and Outstanding Young Educator serves on the Board in a non-voting ex-officio capacity. • The Executive Advisory Board shall consist of the Historian, Conference Chairperson, Diversity, Equity and Access Chairperson, Publications Chairperson, Scholarship Chairperson, the six remaining regional presidents not serving on the Executive Board, and Outstanding Young Educator. The Executive Advisory Board members serve on the Board in a non-voting capacity.

  7. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETINGS • Section 5 • Meetings - The ExecutiveBoard shall meet a least three times, (electronic or in person), per year at the discretion of the President or upon the request of at least five members of the Board. • Subsection 5.1 • The Executive Advisory Board members can attend all electronic meetings, the meeting at the annual conference and the summer retreat. • Subsection 5.23 • Board Attendance Requirement - All voting members of the ExecutiveBoard (4 regional presidents and designatedstanding committee chairs) or their respective designated representatives shall be required to attend more than half of the Board’s meetings in person or electronically during a given year. If this attendance policy is not met, the regional president or chairperson may be removed by first receiving a warning letter from the President and if the absenteeism or non-representation continues this will be followed by a majority vote of the ExecutiveBoard.

  8. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETINGS • Section 6 • Quorum - The quorum shall benine (9) of the voting members of the Board.  51% of the voting members of the Executive Board. One (1) of the co-chairpersons of a standing committee shall have voting rights and be considered part of the quorum. This designation shall be made at each Board meeting. No business shall be transacted at a meeting without a quorum, but the Executive Board at such a meeting may adjourn to another time.

  9. BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES • Section 3 • Board – The Board shall plan the program activities for the Association and shall approve all committees which will facilitate the carrying out of the programs. The Board shall establish policy which will be maintained electronically on the websiteand in a policy manual withthe Executive Director and the Treasurer. The Board will conduct an annual evaluation of the Executive Director’s and other organization employees’ performance. The Executive Director will not be present when the Board conducts the annual evaluation of the Executive Director.

  10. RESPONSIBILITIES • Section 5 • Executive Director - All minutes, proceedings, and resolutions of the Association shall be recorded and maintained by the Executive Director. The Executive Director shall assume responsibility for membershipmeeting agendas, policy manual, arrangements for Board meetings, and serves as Assistant Treasurer. 

  11. RESPONSIBILITIES • Section 7 • Technology and Communication Coordinator-The Technology and Communication Coordinator will design and maintain the Association’s website. The Coordinator will facilitate all of the digital needs of the Association including all social networking and digital communications. Working collaboratively with other members of the board, the Technology and Communication Coordinator will also maintain the association website.

  12. MEMBERSHIP • Section9 10 • All regional officers and Board members shall be members of the Association and appropriate regional affiliate, unless alternative membership is approved by the President. • Section 1011 • All Executive Committee members shall be members of ASCD, unless alternative membership is approved by the President.

  13. REGION PRESIDENTS • Section 3 • Officers of PASCD regions shall be installed in the even numbered years in the South Central, Eastern, Midwestern, North Central, and Southwestern regions and in odd numbered years in the Delaware Valley, Northeastern, Midwestern, Northwestern, Southern, and Western regions. There cannot be co-presidents.

  14. LEADERSHIP COUNCIL • Section 4 • The President or a member of the Executive Committee shall hold one of two guaranteed positions on the ASCD Leadership Council. The person selected shall be nominated by the President and approved by the Executive Board. The person will serve a three (3) year term. • Subsection 4.1 • The second guaranteed position to the ASCD’s Leadership Council shall be nominated by the President and approved by the Executive Board. This person must serve a three (3) year term. • Subsection 4.2 • All additional positions on the ASCD’s Leadership Council shall be nominated by the President and approved by the Board will be filled by the same person up to a (3) three year term. • Subsection 4.4 • Representatives to the ASCD’s Leadership Council shall be invited to all PASCD Board meetings.

  15. REGION REIMBURSEMENT • Section 4 • The region will receive reimbursement each year for each state member who is identified as a member of the region. The amount of reimbursement will be determined annuallyby the Board.

  16. STANDING COMMITTEES • a. At the firstBoardretreatmeeting of the fiscal year, the President will present a list of standing committees for approval by the Board. • c.Standing committee chairs, who must be recommended by the President and approved by the Board, are full members of the Board. The Executive Board chairsor one (1) of the co-chairs will have one (1) vote on all issues brought before the Board.

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