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OFSECONDARYSCH00LPRINCIPALS  \nFEBRUARY 1965  \nVolume 6 ·Number 6  \n# A Department of theMichigan Education Association\n\nDisbrow Takes Helm of MASSP for 1965;Southerland,Burdick Tapped for Vice Presidencies  \nLoren Disbrow,principal of Berkley High School,has been elected by themembership to serve as President of MASSP for 1965.Ted Southerland,BayCity Central High School,and Murel G.Burdick,Muskegon High School,were the winning candidates in the races for the first and second vice presidentsrespectively.Elected chairman of the Senior High School Commission wasPaul Kotila,Marquette High School,and Benjamin R.Leyrer,Everett HighSchool,Lansing,was named to thc secretary post.In the Junior High SchoolCommission election,Harold Logan,Slauson Junior High School,Ann Arbor,will bc the new chairman while William T.Kutsche,East Grand Rapids JuniorHigh School,will serve as secretary.There were a total of 762 ballots castin the elcction.  \n# Convention Tenure Meeting ReportHas Implications for Michigan Principals\n\nOn August 29,1964,all school districts in Michigan came under a mandatorytenure act which was passed earlier by the state legislature.The secondaryprincipal has a key role in the administration of tenure in his school.Thepurpose of the tenure meeting at the MASSP convention was to review theTenure Act and to answer specific questions.  \nThe tenure commission was raiscd from three to five members including twoclassroom teachers,a member of a board of education,a school superintendent,and a lay person not connected in an official capacity with education.Twoadditional advisors representing the Department of Public Instruction and theAttorney General's office help the commission.The role of the Commissionis to act as a Board of Review if the tenure practices in a school district arechallenged and to act as a court of appeals in tenure cases.The Commissiondoes not render opinion or interpret the Tenure Act which is the responsibilityof the Attorney General.  \nThe following points reflect further thoughts on tenure....Tenure teachersmay be dismissed for a reasonable and just cause....At times the TenureCommission rules in favor of a teacher because the school is unable to furnishadequate records....The principal should keep written and dated recordson all his teachers....In order to dismiss a probationary teacher,the teachermust be notified in writing with rcasons 60 days before the close of the schoolyear....The board of education in each school district should adopt policiesand review teacher contracts with reference to tenure.Schools with tenurecontracts and policies could be consulted.A lawyer should be retained....A teacher may be placed on third year probation by sending a written noticeto the Tenure Commission....Although teacher self-evaluation may behighly desirable,it has no legal significance regarding tenure....An adminis-trator who moves from one tenure district to another tenure district does notautomatically get tenure at the end of one year.The administrator must teachfor a year or must be given tenure by the controlling board in order to havetenure....An administrator who has rendered two years of service as a teacherprior to September 1,1964,is granted tenure in his position unless his contractspecifically states otherwise....A ninety day teacher who is certified is onthe way toward tenure unless a morc qualified teacher is found to take hisplace....For a teacher starting in January,a tenure decision should normallybe made in 1%years....As of September 1,1964,any teacher who has beenunder contract for two years shall be granted a tenure contract unless eachmember of the board of education refuses to appoint the teacher.  \n# MASSP Service Charge Bills Now Payable\n\nAll secondary schools in Michigan were mailed in late January a servicecharge by their State Association.The amount of this bill varied with the sizeof school and ranged from $10.00 to $25.00.Last year over $13,000 was con-tributed 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Ted Southerland and Murel G. Burdick were elected as first and second vice presidents respectively.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the tenure commission’s role under the tenure act?\",\"answer\":\"The commission acts as a board of review when tenure practices are challenged and as an appeals body in tenure cases, while the Attorney General is responsible for interpreting the act.\"},{\"question\":\"What guidance is provided for principals regarding tenure records and dismissal?\",\"answer\":\"Principals should keep written and dated records for teachers. Dismissal of a probationary teacher requires written notice with reasons 60 days before the close of the school year.\"}]","Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals - February 1965 - Volume 6 - Number 6 | PDF",1789970284]