Procedures for use of a PAR Team Sample Clauses

Procedures for use of a PAR Team. (1). The Principal, upon receipt of the teacher’s written request, will establish a PAR Support Team, subject to the terms and conditions established in this section. (2). The ability of the PAR Team to fulfill its role will depend upon the agreement, consent, and cooperation of the Educator rated unsatisfactory. The Educator may at any time, by notice in writing to the Evaluator, terminate the continued functioning of the PAR Team. (3). The PAR Team shall consist of the teacher’s Evaluator and three NTA colleagues of Educator, with the Educator, the Association, and the Administration each selecting one colleague. If the Educator is a special education teacher, then the Student Support Services Director will be on the team. (4). The Educator requesting PAR Team intervention shall provide the PAR Team, or authorize his/her principal to provide the PAR Team, with copies of the relevant documentation that placed the teacher on unsatisfactory status and such other information which the PAR Team deems relevant. If the Educator does not provide the PAR Team with sufficient information to allow the team to devise an appropriate assistance plan, the Team can, through a unanimous vote, disband the PAR Team. At that time the Evaluator may proceed with one of the following steps: i. Place the PTS Educator on the Developing Educator Plan for one school year. ii. Place the PTS Educator on a Directed Growth Plan for up to one school year. iii. Develop an intensive assistance plan for an additional ninety school days (with a maximum of two [2] consecutive ninety-school-day cycles). iv. Follow the procedures in 19) Educator Plans: Improvement Plans (above) without the assistance of a PAR Team.
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