DEFINING COMPARABILITY Sample Clauses

DEFINING COMPARABILITY. For the purpose of determining which evaluations are “comparable”, all members rated “accomplished” shall be deemed comparable to one another; all members rated “skilled” shall be comparable to one another; all members rated “developing” shall be comparable to one another; and all members rated “ineffective” shall be deemed comparable to one another.
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DEFINING COMPARABILITY. 1. For the purposes of determining a teacher’s evaluation rating, the most recent three (3) evaluations shall be used to compute a rating unless 3 evaluations are not available, in which case the available evaluations shall be used. Accomplished shall be given a score of 4, Skilled shall be given a score of 3, Developing shall be given a score of 2, and Ineffective shall be given a score of 0. The three most recent scores shall be averaged. The evaluation rating shall be the rating that corresponds most closely to the average. Examples: Teacher A was rated Skilled, Accomplished, and Skilled on the most recent 3 evaluations. The average of 3, 4 and 3 is 3.33. The corresponding rating would be Skilled for the purpose of RIF.
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