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Xxxx Elementary. The student progress monitoring tool in place at the time will be used to determine learning gains for a teacher for years prior to the 2010-11 school year.
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Xxxx Elementary. The student progress monitoring tool in place at the time will be used to determine learning gains for a teacher for years prior to the 2010-11 school year. Those teachers not meeting the criteria may be displaced if they have been given ample opportunity to improve. Examples defining an ample opportunity will include such documentation as a completed Instructional Assistance Conference (IAC) form (Article 15.2-3), a completed Professional Development Plan (PDP), a letter of concern, and/or progressive discipline.
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Xxxx Elementary. Student and parent conference with Principal. Loss of co puter privileges for one month. Notification to the Superintendent and Board of Education.
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Xxxx Elementary. [Attach preliminary drawings of Engineer’s approved Site Plans for grid-connected, [rooftop][ground mount] solar electric PV systems. As-built drawings to be provided upon completion and respective Commercial Operation Dates, and amended to this Schedule, in accordance with Section 4.01.] Solar System Size: 153.26 kW(dc) Estimated Year 1 Production: 189,809 kW(dc) Estimated Annual Degradation: 0.50% Estimated Commercial Operation Date: [TBD]; depending upon interconnection application, incentives and permitting Module: Inverter: Structure: Warranty: 388 [insert number to be installed] of 395 watt Yingli YL395D [mfr name and model number] solar module or equivalent 2 [insert number to be installed] of SolarEdge SE66.6KUS [mfr name and model number] Aerocompact [describe: roof-top mounted installed on ballasted 5 degree tilt] 15 year, transferrable power warranty including minimum annual production amount, and transferrable Systems warranty(ies), if any. System Includes: System components include: Solar panels, support system, inverter system, wire kits, and data monitoring system. Design including: 1 site visit, system drawings, engineering review and stamps (not including building structural review, if required). System commissioning. Interconnection application and permitting, including Utility interconnection permit [EXPAND AS NECESSARY TO DESCRIBE MULTIPLE SYSTEMS] [Attach preliminary drawings of Engineer’s approved Site Plans for grid-connected, [rooftop][ground mount] solar electric PV systems. As-built drawings to be provided upon completion and respective Commercial Operation Dates, and amended to this Schedule, in accordance with Section 4.01.] Solar System Size: 150.50 kW(dc) Estimated Year 1 Production: 188,308 kW(dc) Estimated Annual Degradation: 0.50% Estimated Commercial Operation Date: [TBD]; depending upon interconnection application, incentives and permitting Module: Inverter: Structure: Warranty: 381 [insert number to be installed] of 395 watt Yingli YL395D [mfr name and model number] solar module or equivalent 2 [insert number to be installed] of SolarEdge SE66.6KUS [mfr name and model number] Aerocompact [describe: roof-top mounted installed on ballasted 5 degree tilt] 15 year, transferrable power warranty including minimum annual production amount, and transferrable Systems warranty(ies), if any. System Includes: System components include: Solar panels, support system, inverter system, wire kits, and data monitoring system. Design inclu...
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