Common use of Letter of Expectation Clause in Contracts

Letter of Expectation. constitutes written notice to the teacher that certain types of behavior are prohibited and that future misconduct may result in more serious corrective action or other discipline. The document will include: Teacher’s name; date; general area of concern (e.g., “It is expected that teachers at the Yamhill Carlton School District will report to work as scheduled”). Letters of Expectation will not be considered disciplinary.

Letter of Expectation. constitutes written notice to the teacher that certain 1175 types of behavior are prohibited and that future misconduct may result in more 1176 serious corrective action or other discipline. The document will include: 1177 Teacher’s name; date; general area of concern (e.g., “It is expected that 1178 teachers at the Yamhill Carlton School District will report to work as 1179 scheduled”). .” Letters of Expectation will not be considered disciplinary.. 1180

Letter of Expectation. constitutes written notice to the teacher that certain 1177 types of behavior are prohibited and that future misconduct may result in more 1178 serious corrective action or other discipline. The document will include: 1179 Teacher’s name; date; general area of concern (e.g., “It is expected that 1180 teachers at the Yamhill Carlton School District will report to work as 1181 scheduled”). .” Letters of Expectation will not be considered disciplinary.. 1182

Letter of Expectation. constitutes Constitutes written notice to the teacher that certain types of behavior are prohibited and that future misconduct may result in more serious corrective action or other discipline. The document will include: Teacher’s name; date; general area of concern (e.g., “It is expected that teachers at the Yamhill Carlton School District will report to work as scheduled”). Letters of Expectation will not be considered disciplinary.

Letter of Expectation. constitutes written notice to the teacher that certain types of behavior are prohibited and that future misconduct may result in more serious corrective action or other discipline. The document will include: Teacher’s name; date; general area of concern (e.g., “It is expected that teachers at the Yamhill Carlton School District will report to work as scheduled”). .” Letters of Expectation will not be considered disciplinary.