Performance Indicators and Evaluation Sample Clauses

Performance Indicators and Evaluation. 6.1 The Performance goals for the Charter School are set forth in Attachment 5: PERFORMANCE GOALS The process for regular CHARTER SCHOOL study of the goals in section 6.1 and 6.2 shall be as follows: Annual goals review and/or goals updating for each operating school year will be conducted by September 30th of each year with the CHARTER SCHOOL leadership including the Board of Directors and the school director and, at the option of the CHARTER SCHOOL, additional school staff. Updated (amended) goals, properly authorized by the Board of Directors will be incorporated in this contract only by written agreement executed by both the CHARTER SCHOOL and AUTHORIZER. In addition, the CHARTER SCHOOL shall conduct a review of progress concerning the academic and non-academic goals at the school level with all staff at least three times per year. Minutes of these meetings shall be reviewed by the CHARTER SCHOOL board and sent to the AUTHORIZER for review. In the event the CHARTER SCHOOL has not met the year’s goals, the CHARTER SCHOOL shall advise the Commissioner, the AUTHORIZER, and the CHARTER SCHOOL staff, students and parents on how it plans to achieve the school’s goals. Notification may be accomplished by incorporation of plans into the CHARTER School’s annual report.
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Performance Indicators and Evaluation. The School must provide instruction for the minimum number of hours required by Applicable Law, with the School having the option of providing additional programs after the regular day, in the summer or through other means.
Performance Indicators and Evaluation. The School year will be minimum of 170 days with the School having the option of providing additional programs after the regular day, in the summer or through other means.
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