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Human Resources Administration: A School-Based Perspective

Author(s): Richard E. Smith
ISBN10: 1883001447
ISBN13: 9781883001445
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Table of Contents
About the Author v(1)
Acknowledgments vi(1)
Preface vii
1 INTRODUCING HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
1(16)
Introduction
3(1)
Definitions of Human Resources Administration
3(2)
The Major Critical Elements of Human Resources Administration
5(8)
School-Based Leadership
5(1)
Planning
6(1)
Recruitment
6(1)
Selection
7(2)
Induction/Orientation
9(1)
Supervision and Evaluation
10(1)
Assisting the Marginal Teacher
11(1)
Staff Development
11(1)
Collective Bargaining
12(1)
Continuity and Legal Issues
12(1)
Technology and Human Resources Leadership
12(1)
A Glance Into the Future
12(1)
Conclusion
13(4)
2 STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING
17(32)
Introduction
19(1)
What Is Strategic Planning and Why Do We Do It?
19(1)
What Is Strategic Human Resources Planning?
20(2)
External Scanning
22(5)
National Demographic Trends
22(1)
Population Projections
23(1)
Special Education/Handicapped Enrollment
23(1)
Violence
23(1)
At-Risk Students
24(1)
Ethnic Diversity
24(2)
School Choice
26(1)
Locating Local Demographic Data
27(1)
Implications for Human Resources Planning
27(2)
Strategic Planning
29(2)
Operational Planning
31(1)
Strategic Human Resources Planning Checklist
32(3)
Surge and Flow or Surge versus Flow
32(3)
Conclusion
35(1)
References
35(14)
3 RECRUITMENT
49(22)
Introduction
51(1)
Why Recruit?
51(2)
Before You Recruit
53(3)
Certificated Personnel Requisition
56(1)
Position Announcement
56(5)
Advertising the Position
61(3)
Sources of Recruitment
64(2)
Successful Recruiting Plan
66(1)
Recruiting
66(2)
Conclusion
68(1)
References
69(2)
4 SELECTION
71(40)
Introduction
73(2)
The Application Process
75(1)
Screening
76(12)
Screening Team
88(1)
Selection of Interviewees and Notification of Nonselected Applicants
89(1)
Preparing for the Interview
89(15)
Interview Team
89(1)
Selection
89(1)
Training of Team
90(2)
Interviewer Training Workshop
92(1)
The Interview
93(2)
Interview Protocol and Format
95(8)
A Special Case--Applicants With Disabilities
103(1)
Reference Checks
104(1)
Position Description
104(4)
Improving the Process
108(1)
Recommendation
108(2)
Conclusion
110(1)
References
110(1)
5 ORIENTATION AND INDUCTION
111(38)
Introduction
115(2)
Purposes of Induction Programs
117(1)
Implications
118(2)
Implementation
120(17)
Framework
120(17)
Definition Phase
122(2)
Development Phase
124(1)
Orientation Phase
125(8)
Operation Phase
133(1)
Evaluation Phase
134(3)
Recommendations
137(2)
A Comprehensive Year-Long Calendar of Induction Activities
139(6)
Conclusion
145(1)
References
145(4)
6 SUPERVISION AND EVALUATION
149(32)
Introduction
151(2)
The Preobservation Conference
153(7)
The Observation
160(5)
Analysis
165(2)
Postobservation Conference
167(7)
Postobservation Conference Check-up
174(2)
Conclusion
176(1)
References
177(4)
7 ASSISTING THE MARGINAL TEACHER
181(30)
Introduction
183(1)
The Marginal Teacher
183(4)
Types of Remediation
187(1)
Planning
188(1)
Implementing the Plans
188(6)
Remediation Program
194(6)
Meetings With the Marginal Teacher
200(1)
Employee Assistance Program
201(7)
Definition
201(1)
History
202(1)
Structure of Employee Assistance Programs
202(1)
Program Framework
203(5)
References
208(3)
8 STAFF DEVELOPMENT
211(30)
Introduction
213(25)
The Case for Staff Development
213(1)
How to Organize Staff Development
214(1)
Getting Started
214(6)
Staff Development Committee
217(1)
Personal Development of Teachers
218(1)
The Principal's Responsibility
219(1)
The Central Office Responsibilities
219(1)
Collecting Data
220(2)
Planning
222(4)
Implementation
226(3)
Evaluation
229(2)
Incentive Programs
231(5)
Wellness Programs
236(2)
Conclusion
238(1)
References
238(3)
9 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
241(26)
Introduction
243(1)
Transition from Positional to Collaborative Bargaining
244(1)
Principal's Behaviors and the Collaborative Bargaining Model
244(1)
Collaborative Bargaining Principles and Assumptions
244(1)
Mukilteo School District: A Case Study of Collaborative Bargaining
245(4)
Steps to Success
249(4)
Communication Skills
253(1)
Productive Group Behaviors
254(4)
Conflict
258(3)
Compensation
261(1)
Marysville (WA) School District Case Study
262(1)
Conclusion
263(2)
References
265(2)
10 CONTINUITY AND LEGAL ISSUES
267(56)
Legal Issues in School Human Resources Administration
269(5)
Introduction
269(1)
Legal Sources Documents
269(1)
The United States Government
270(1)
The State
271(1)
School Districts
272(1)
Local School Buildings
272(1)
Other Rules
273(1)
Case Law
273(1)
Administrative Rules
273(1)
Arbitration Decisions
273(1)
Attorney General Opinions
274(1)
Recruiting and Hiring
274(4)
Potential Problems
274(1)
How to Prevent Problems
274(4)
Legal References for the Principal
278(1)
Contracting
278(3)
Potential Problems
278(2)
Employee Qualifications
278(1)
Certification
279(1)
Written Contracts
279(1)
Supplementary Contracts
279(1)
How to Prevent Problems
280(1)
Legal References for the Principal
280(1)
Working With the Staff
281(9)
Potential Problems
281(8)
School Board Policy and Responsibility
281(1)
Handbooks and Training
282(7)
How to Prevent Problems
289(1)
Legal References for the Principal
289(1)
Dealing With Conflict
290(7)
Potential Problems
290(3)
Balancing Demands
290(1)
Lawsuits
290(2)
Collective Bargaining and Grievances
292(1)
How to Prevent Problems
293(1)
Legal References for the Principal
293(4)
Employee Discipline
297(5)
Potential Problems
297(5)
Progressive Discipline
297(3)
Due Process
300(2)
Just Cause
302(1)
How to Prevent Problems
302(1)
Legal References for the Principal
302(1)
Employee Evaluation and Dismissal
302(7)
Potential Problems
304(4)
Evaluation
304(1)
Status
304(1)
Dismissal Steps
305(2)
Uncommon Terminations
307(1)
How to Prevent Problems
308(1)
Legal References for the Principal
309(1)
Record Retention
309(1)
Conclusion
309(4)
References
313(2)
Appendix: Terminology Commonly Used in Personnel Law
315(8)
11 TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN RESOURCES
323(12)
Introduction
325(1)
Listing Systems
325(1)
Resume Scanning
325(3)
Reporting Systems
328(1)
South Kitsap--An Example of Human Resources Record Management
329(1)
Positive Features of Technology
330(1)
Negative Features of Technology
331(1)
Minimize the Negative Impacts
332(1)
Conclusion
333(1)
References
333(2)
12 A GLANCE INTO THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RESOURCES
335(8)
Introduction
337(1)
Trend 1: School-Based Leadership
337(1)
Trend 2: Proactive Leadership by the Principal
337(1)
Trend 3: Human Resources Development Exceeds Curriculum Development
338(1)
Trend 4: Pressure on the Principal to Eliminate Poor Performing Teachers
338(1)
Trend 5: Induction Will Be More Than Orientation
338(1)
Trend 6: Diversity of the Workforce Will Be Important for Schools
339(1)
Trend 7: Collaboration Between K-12 and Universities
339(1)
Trend 8: Child-Care Programs for Children of Staff Members
339(1)
Trend 9: Tuition to Be Paid by School District
339(1)
Trend 10: The Use of Technology Will Significantly Increase in the Human Resources Function
339(1)
Trend 11: Employee Assistance (EAP) and Wellness Programs Will Increase
340(1)
Trend 12: Legal Complaints in Human Resources Will Escalate
340(1)
Trend 13: Accommodations for the Disabled
340(1)
Conclusion
340(1)
References
340(3)
INDEX 343

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