Educator Plans: Directed Growth Plan Sample Clauses

Educator Plans: Directed Growth Plan. A) A Directed Growth Plan is for those Educators with PTS whose overall rating is needs improvement.
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Educator Plans: Directed Growth Plan. A Directed Growth Plan is for those Educators with PTS whose overall rating is needs improvement. The goals in the Plan must address areas identified as needing improvement as determined by the Evaluator. The Evaluator shall complete a summative evaluation for the Educator at the end of the period determined by the Plan, but at least annually, and in no case later four weeks after the Tuesday after April vacation. For an Educator on a Directed Growth Plan whose overall performance rating is at least proficient, the Evaluator will place the Educator on a Self-Directed Growth Plan for the next Evaluation Cycle. For an Educator on a Directed Growth Plan whose overall performance rating is not at least proficient, the Evaluator will rate the Educator as unsatisfactory and will place the Educator on an Improvement Plan for the next Evaluation Cycle.
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Educator Plans: Directed Growth Plan. A Directed Growth Plan is for those Educators with PTS whose overall rating is needs improvement. Upon the written consent of the Educator, The Association President will be informed that an Educator has been placed on a Directed growth Plan and will be provided with the name of the Educator and the time of all meetings. The goals in the Plan must address areas identified as needing improvement as determined by the Evaluator. The Evaluator shall complete a summative evaluation for the Educator at the end of the period determined by the Plan, but at least annually, and in no case later than May 15th . For an Educator on a Directed Growth Plan whose overall summative performance rating is at least proficient, the Evaluator will place the Educator on a Self-Directed Growth Plan for the next Evaluation Cycle. For an Educator on a Directed Growth Plan whose overall summative performance rating is not at least proficient, the Educator may continue on a Directed Growth Plan at the discretion of the Evaluator or the Evaluator will rate the Educator as unsatisfactory and will place the Educator on an Improvement Plan for the next Evaluation Cycle.
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Educator Plans: Directed Growth Plan. A) A Directed Growth Plan is for those Educators with PTS whose overall rating is Needs Improvement or have received a Needs Improvement in areas I or II. A meeting date to discuss components of the plan will be set on or before the end of the first week on the following school year. The plan shall be developed on or before the last Friday in September.
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