Overarching Goals Sample Clauses

Overarching Goals a. Development of the Portrait of a Sears Graduate indicators to be used in an integrated manner for all District committees.
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Overarching Goals. Grantee shall:
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Overarching Goals i. Grantee shall document enrolled individuals’ length of stay with the CSC team, which shall not exceed 36 months per individual.
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Overarching Goals. Xenon and Neurocrine will collaborate in the conduct of a research program to discover, identify and develop Research Compounds • The goal of the Research Program will be to discover back-up and follow-on compounds to XEN901 and XEN393 including from different chemical series, as clinical development candidates
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Overarching Goals. 1. Improve access to primary care services for managed care enrollees.
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Overarching Goals. To fulfill this mission, CEEDAR Center staff, in collaboration with their partners, will engage 20 states in intensive technical assistance that focuses on four overarching goals: • Reform teacher and leader preparation and induction to incorporate evidence-based strategies for educating students with disabilities, effective adult learner pedagogy, and effective strategies for promoting organizational change. • Refine personnel evaluation systems for the purpose of revising preparation programs and induction supports in local schools to determine if leaders and teachers are serving students with disabilities effectively in inclusive and intervention environments. • Revise licensing standards to align with reforms in teacher and leader preparation designed to improve the education of students with disabilities in inclusive environments. • Xxxxxx an aligned and coherent professional learning system by working with stakeholders in SEAs, IHEs, alternative preparers of teachers and leaders, and LEAs to leverage existing capacity and resources to create efficiencies, avoid duplication of effort, scale up evidence-based practices, and ensure that licensing standards, preparation programs, and personnel evaluation systems are aligned. Technical Assistance Strategies The CEEDAR Center provides high-quality, responsive technical assistance (TA) through five key strategies: • Knowledge Building to create an evidence-based foundation for developing outstanding leaders and teachers for students with disabilities. Knowledge building will focus on (a) evidence-based practices for improving outcomes of students with disabilities, (b) evidence- based practices for preparing teachers and leaders, and (c) the evidence-based practices that administrators in SEAs, IHEs, and LEAs need to know to implement and sustain effective organization supports for teaching and learning. • Knowledge Translation gathered through knowledge building strategies will be made accessible to TA participants through a combination of resources, including innovation configurations, video models, interactive online tools, high-quality online resources, and the CEEDAR Center website. • Leadership Capacity Development by helping states develop teams of key stakeholders and assisting those teams in accessing knowledge generated through the Center and applying it effectively to improve their teacher and leader preparation programs and licensure policies. • Learning Opportunities that provide TA participant...
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Overarching Goals. 45 The primary goals of SLEP are to promote positive and supportive school 46 climates that incorporate appropriate social-emotional support for 47 students to create and maintain safe and secure school environments. 49 To promote positive, restorative, and supportive school climates, SLEP will 50 collaborate with other county services, advocates, and service providers to increase 51 in school resources (i.e., counselors, drug and alcohol specialist, family support 52 services), and law-related education, expand school safety and crime prevention 53 education efforts, increase mechanisms to equip the schools to safely reduce conflict, 54 and support effective non-punitive interventions for students. 56 To create and maintain safe and secure school environments, the SLEP will encourage 57 and support a collaborative relationship to continue ways to implement positive 58 interactions with students and ACPD which could include (i.e., providing educational 59 programs on understanding your rights, reducing, and preventing crime, violence, 60 victimization, and minimizing fear in the lives of students in and around schools) and 61 to decrease through education and enhanced in-school support services their 62 potential involvement with the criminal justice system. 64 EVALUATION OF THE SCHOOL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PARTNERSHIP 66 Measurable objectives of the SLEP should be developed jointly by conducting 67 a needs assessment that will consider various data points such as (i.e., school 68 discipline, demographics of population most impacted, criminal activity in 69 the school, crime statistics in the community, services provided to students, 70 and violence data). The school division will regularly engage with staff, 71 administrators, students, and family members to survey their needs to 72 ensure the best mechanisms and tools are being deployed to serve students, 73 and families based on a holistic view of their needs. 74 75 Progress towards achieving goals and objectives shall be jointly reviewed 76 and adjusted as needed at least annually by APS and ACPD designees 77 and shared with the public in various manners to ensure transparency. 79 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS 80 81 ACPD Roles and Responsibilities 82 As ACPD personnel will not be stationed in the schools and to help with 83 continued collaboration and coordination, ACPD will designate a direct 84 point of contact between ACPD and APS. This point of contact will be 85 available to ad...
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  • Performance Targets Threshold, target and maximum performance levels for each performance measure of the performance period are contained in Appendix B.

  • Performance Criteria The Performance Criteria are set forth in Exhibit A to this Agreement.

  • PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES 4.1 The Performance Plan (Annexure A) sets out-

  • Performance Measure The specific representation of a process or outcome that is relevant to the assessment of performance; it is quantifiable and can be documented

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