Baltimore Teachers Union, Maryland
- School improvement teams will choose from the approved systemwide menu of activities that best meet the needs of students and teachers at each school
- Describes the CEO's district, including teacher incentives and professional development
Duval Teachers United, Florida
- Joint labor-management committee to oversee requests for contract waivers necessary for school improvement programs
- Defines union representation on new and innovative programs committee
- Establishes procedures for critically low-performing schools including transfers and performance pay
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, Pennsylvania
- Establishes labor-management partnership to improve middle schools
Pinellas Classroom Teachers Association, Florida
- If a school adopts an innovative program, teachers who desire to keep their former status in the same school may request to do so or be allowed to transfer
- Any major innovation program or experiment will be in effect for a reasonable period of time before being expanded to other schools
Providence Teachers Union, Rhode Island
- Each school has a school improvement team (SIT) made up of union, district, and community representation
Rochester Teachers Association, New York
- Board and union agree to cooperate in the implementation of innovative programs, to participate in school-based planning at each school, and to establish smaller schools and schools-within-schools
- Union representation on superintendent's strategic review team
- School accountability system includes incentives, interventions, and sanctions
United Educators of San Francisco, California
- District and union working together to reduce the need for reconstitution by implementing a standards-based accountability system
- Restructured schools will use one of three options for operating shared decision making programs
- Restructuring will not be imposed but allowed to evolve on a voluntary basis
- Labor and management serve on the restructuring council to develop goals/procedures for restructuring, promote site-based decision-making, and provide guidance on restructuring plans.









