Appraisal Plan definition
Examples of Appraisal Plan in a sentence
The parties agree that the Teacher Appraisal Plan (TAP) is incorporated herein by reference and is a part of this Agreement in its entirety.
The Teacher Appraisal Plan Oversight Committee will be co-chaired by representatives of the ETA and the district and shall consist of 12 members.
To that effect the parties have begun implementing a new Professional Appraisal Plan (“Evaluation Plan”) through the work of an Evaluation Committee.
The term for the submission of the Appraisal Plan shall initiate at the notice of Discovery in accordance with Article 5.1.
The focus of the collaboration will be the needs of the students assigned to those teachers through curriculum development and implementation, analysis of student growth, and professional practice as defined in the Teacher Appraisal Plan.
The Board of Education shall evaluate in compliance with the evaluation procedures provided for in the Tallmadge City Schools’ Teacher Appraisal Plan adopted September 18, 2013.
Any Appraisal Plan submitted pursuant to Article 5.1 shall establish the content of the Appraisal activities for a period of up to three (3) Years from the date of approval of such plan (the “Appraisal Period”).
The CNH will decide on the proposed Appraisal Plan within a period not to exceed sixty (60) Days following the receipt of the necessary information pursuant to the Applicable Laws.
Except as provided by the Applicable Laws, once the CNH approves the Exploration Plan, the Appraisal Plan or the Development Plan, the Contractor will not be required to obtain an approval from the CNH for details in the design, engineering and construction of the facilities contemplated in such approved plans, nor of the details of the way in which they will be operated.
The Appraisal Plan for the Discovery shall cover the entire area of the structure in which the Discovery was made (the “Appraisal Area”), and shall contain at least the items indicated in Annex 6, with a scope broad enough to allow for an evaluation to determine whether the Discovery can be considered a Commercial Discovery.