Growth definition

Growth means the rating a school will receive based on longitudinally matched student data comparing current performance to the previous year’s for the purpose of determining student academic growth.

Growth means:

Growth means the portion of the flows to a facility reserved for future residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional flows.

Examples of Growth in a sentence

• The Professional Growth award is to be made annually to the qualifying employee to be added to the annual salary and affecting their monthly gross.

• The Professional Growth award will be given on July 1st or starting with the new yearly contract.

• The CSEA Professional Growth Fund covers costs for substitutes, registration, meals, lodging, mileage and tuition (except that costs for transcripts or educational credit for classes, courses, workshops, etc., are to be paid by the unit member).

• The maximum amount allowed for approved Professional Growth Activities within the District is $450.00 for any one full-time unit member per year and is prorated for less than full-time unit members on the basis of hours worked per day.

• The Professional Growth Program is designed to encourage CSEA unit members to upgrade their skills while at the same time achieving a measure of personal growth and to help cover costs of an activity for which a CSEA unit member (not a District Supervisor) is the initiator or requisitioner.

More Definitions of Growth

Growth means the increase in the value of investments

Growth means a student’s continuous improvement toward proficiency or above.

Growth means Caesars Growth Partners, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.

Growth or "student growth" means student progress toward achievement as demonstrated through a valid and reliable measure.

Growth means that a school district’s or charter school’s current-year October total enrollment is greater than its prior-year October total enrollment;

Growth means any milk requested by a company above its reference volume.

Growth. This is typically found under Section “IV Growth”.