District Evaluation Framework Sample Clauses

District Evaluation Framework. 11.16.1 The district’s evaluation framework will be based on the State board of education’s standards-based framework for the evaluation of teachers. This framework may include multiple evaluation factors and assessments including at least two (2) measures of high-quality student data as defined by the state board of education. When applicable to the grade level or subject area taught by the teacher, high-quality student data must include the value-added progress dimension and at least one (1) other measure of high-quality student data to demonstrate student learning.
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District Evaluation Framework. 11.16.1 The district’s evaluation framework will be comprised of 50% value assigned to the Educator Performance Standards components, 35% value assigned to Student Growth Measures component, and 15% assigned to Self Evaluation. When the State permits a safe harbor provision in place of the value-added measure, then the affected teachers will administer either one (1) or two (2) teacher-created Student Learning Objective (SLO) assessment(s) to replace the student growth measure. The following chart shall reflect the negotiated Growth Measures for evaluation purposes: Educator Category Value-Added % Vendor Assessment % LEA Measures SLOs % LEA Measures Shared Attribution % Total A1: Value-Added 35 N/A 0 0 35% A2: Value-Added Schedule <30% VA VA = 10 Schedule 30-69% VA VA = 15 Schedule > 69% VA VA = 20 N/A Schedule <30% VA SLO = 25% Schedule 30-69% VA SLO = 20% Schedule > 69% VA SLO = 15% 0 35% B: ODE-Approved Vendor Assessment N/A 0 35 0 35% C: LEA Measures N/A N/A 35 0 35%

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