Professional Educator's Right to Append Rebuttal Response Sample Clauses

Professional Educator's Right to Append Rebuttal Response. An educator shall have the right to attach a written response to an evaluation, such response to be made within ten (10) school days after signing the original evaluation of the educator. If such a response is submitted, it shall be signed and dated by the evaluation administrator indicating only that the administrator has read the response and shall be attached to the evaluation form before it is placed in the educator's employment file as well as attached to the educator’s digital evaluation. A signed copy will be given to the educator for the educator's personal record.
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