Common use of Deferred Progression Clause in Contracts

Deferred Progression. (a) Principals will be able to defer progression for teachers who have not met the professional standards at the appropriate level throughout the assessment period; (b) If it is agreed that the teacher has demonstrated within the timeframe determined by the principal (in consultation with the teacher) that they are meeting the appropriate standards, they will progress to the next step from the date of the second assessment. The teacher’s anniversary date for the purposes of progression only, would move to the date on which the teacher’s performance was deemed to have met the required standards; (c) Where a beginning or fully certificated teacher is unable to attain the standards within the specified time period, the teacher will be required to undergo competency procedures as set out in Part 10.

Deferred Progression. (a) Principals will be able to defer progression for teachers who have not met the professional standards at the appropriate level throughout the assessment period; (b) If it is agreed that the teacher has demonstrated within the timeframe determined by the principal (in consultation with the teacher) that they are meeting the appropriate standards, they will progress to the next step from the date of the second assessment. The teacher’s anniversary date for the purposes of progression only, would move to the date on which the teacher’s performance was deemed to have met the required standards; (c) Where a beginning or fully certificated registered teacher is unable to attain the standards within the specified time period, the teacher will be required to undergo competency procedures as set out in Part 10.

Deferred Progression. (a) Principals will be able to defer progression for teachers who have not met the professional standards at the appropriate level throughout the assessment period;. (b) If it is agreed that the teacher has demonstrated within the timeframe determined by the principal (in consultation with the teacher) that they are meeting the appropriate standards, they will progress to the next step from the date of the second assessment. The teacher’s anniversary date for the purposes of progression only, would move to the date on which the teacher’s performance was deemed to have met the required standards;standards.‌ (c) Where a beginning or fully certificated teacher is unable to attain the standards within the specified time period, the teacher will be required to undergo competency competence procedures as set out in Part 102.

Deferred Progression. (a) Principals will be able to defer progression for teachers who have not met the professional standards at the appropriate level throughout the assessment period;. (b) If it is agreed that the teacher has demonstrated within the timeframe determined by the principal (in consultation with the teacher) that they are meeting the appropriate standards, they will progress to the next step from the date of the second assessment. The teacher’s anniversary date for the purposes of progression only, would move to the date on which the teacher’s performance was deemed to have met the required standards;. (c) Where a beginning or fully certificated teacher is unable to attain the standards within the specified time period, the teacher will be required to undergo competency competence procedures as set out in Part 102.