Identifying Goals and Performance Indicators Sample Clauses

Identifying Goals and Performance Indicators. The School and the Authorizer agree that the School’s operation under the Agreement shall be measured by the School performance indicators set forth in this Agreement including academic outcomes for individual students and for the School as a whole, and standards for governance, financial management, and School operation. Academic outcomes will be assessed using multiple indicators as defined in the School’s Performance Framework. The School will measure the students’ academic levels of performance and the School will provide the Authorizer this information as baseline data for the purpose of defining academic and nonacademic outcomes to measure School performance as described in the Agreement. Program goals must meet requirements for teacher evaluation and peer review and address staff development efforts, student attendance, student retention, and graduation rates (in the high schools). The School program and specific academic and nonacademic outcomes that pupils must achieve will be clearly defined by the Performance Indicators in the School's Performance Framework and Implementation Guide and will be used as the basis for contract renewal decisions.
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Identifying Goals and Performance Indicators. The School and the Authorizer agree that the School’s operation under the Agreement shall be measured by the school performance indicators set forth in this contract including academic outcomes for individual students and for the School as a whole, and standards for governance, financial management, and school operation. Academic outcomes will be assessed using multiple indicators that will include a nationally norm-referenced test and the state assessment system. The School will measure the students’ academic levels of performance when they enter the school and the School will provide the Authorizer this information as baseline data. Program goals must address staff development efforts, student attendance, student retention, and graduation rates (in the high schools). The School program and specific academic and nonacademic outcomes that pupils must achieve will align to the Program Model Performance Indicators and the School-wide Educational Performance Indicators as described in the NEO Oversight, Evaluation, Intervention and Renewal Plan for Operating Schools.
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Identifying Goals and Performance Indicators. The School and the Sponsor agree to the goals and measurable performance indicators for the Program model and Mission of the School; Governance; Student and School performance; Financial Management; and, Operation of the School, as set forth in Attachment No. 3 “Performance Indicators for FY ” (Note: this Attachment is only for the planning year without students) and Attachment No. 4 “School and Student Goals and Performance Indicators for FY - FY (Note: this is for the years the school has students) which also specifies the performance levels necessary in order for this Agreement to be renewed. As provided for in Attachment No. 4, the academic outcomes will be assessed using multiple indicators including a nationally normed reference test or other professionally recognized measurement systems, state tests required of all students, and other methods provided for in this Agreement.
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