SELF-DIRECTED GROWTH PLAN Sample Clauses

SELF-DIRECTED GROWTH PLAN. A. A Two-year Self-Directed Growth Plan is for those Educators with PTS who have an overall summative rating of proficient or exemplary. A formative evaluation report is to be completed by May 31st of the first year of the plan. The summative evaluation report is to be completed by May 31st of the second year of the plan.
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SELF-DIRECTED GROWTH PLAN. A plan developed by the Educator for one or two school years for Educators with PTS who are rated proficient or exemplary. A One-year Self- Directed Growth Plan will usually be developed by a PTS Educator in a New Assignment. In year one (2012-2013), for the purposes of this Educator Evaluation cycle, all Educators with PTS will be considered proficient and be on Self-Directed Growth Plans of one or two years.
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SELF-DIRECTED GROWTH PLAN. All teachers with PTS who have an overall rating of: “proficient” or “exemplary,” and after 2013-2014 whose impact on student learning is moderate or high – Two- (2) year evaluation plan. or Any teacher with PTS who has an overall rating of “proficient” or “exemplary,” and after 2013-2014, his/her impact on student learning is low- One-year evaluation plan
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