Statement of Deficiency. This section should include: Direct reference to evaluation instrument specifying area(s) of performance or behavior as unsatisfactory.
Statement of Deficiency. (Additional pages may be attached).
Statement of Deficiency. Discipline in the classroom is not sufficient to insure engaged, purposeful learning experiences for students. Preparation and presentation of lessons and evaluation of student work is not sufficient to insure purposeful learning experiences. Teacher-student/teacher-parent relationships are not conducive to good working conditions which effectively bring about maximum student achievement.
Statement of Deficiency. Form must be completed in the case of a needed special appraisal and shall be attached to the December and April Reports if completed. (APPENDIX O)
Statement of Deficiency. A. A description of the specific teaching criteria the staff member does not perform satisfactorily, and/or problems associated with the rules, regulations or laws pertaining to teachers in the Custer School District or the State of South Dakota.
Statement of Deficiency. (i) At the end of the inspection, the commission, or its designee, will conduct an exit meeting with the responsible pharmacy manager or designee(s), addressing unresolved deficiencies identified during the inspection.
Statement of Deficiency. At the end of the inspection, the commission, or its designee, will conduct an exit meeting with the responsible pharmacy manager or designee(s), addressing unresolved deficiencies identified during the inspection. The commission, or its designee, shall provide a written statement of deficiency to the credential holder within ten (10) business days of the exit meeting. The statement of deficiency may include unresolved deficiencies identified at the end of a periodic commission inspection, describing the unresolved deficiencies in detail with a reference to all applicable laws. Plan of correction. A pharmacy credential holder must submit a plan of correction to the commission, or its designee, addressing each identified unresolved deficiency within ten (10) business days of receipt of a statement of deficiency. The commission, or its designee, must notify the pharmacy within 10 business days, whether or not a submitted plan of correction adequately addresses the unresolved deficiencies identified in the statement of deficiency. Implementation of the corrective action is required within the time frames set in the approved plan of correction, and are subject to verification by the commission, or its designee, which may require the pharmacy to submit a progress report(s) attesting to the correction of deficiencies, or a follow-up inspection. Credential holders with deficiencies that represent an imminent or immediate risk or threat to public health, safety, or welfare may be subject to summary suspension of the pharmacy license, at the discretion of the commission. Every other inspection may be done through an approved third party inspection program in lieu of a commission inspection. The findings and corrective action must be submitted to the commission within 30 days of receipt or approval of corrective action plans, whichever is sooner. Self-inspections. The responsible pharmacy manager, or designee, or equivalent manager, is required to conduct an annual self-inspection of the pharmacy credential onholder on the responsible pharmacy manager self-inspection worksheet(s) provided by the commission. The self-inspection must be completed within the month of March each year. The responsible pharmacy manager, or equivalent manager, must sign and date the completed self-inspection worksheet(s), and maintain completed worksheets for two years from the date of completion. When a change in responsible pharmacy manager occurs, the new responsible pharmacy manager, o...
