Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards Sample Clauses

Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards. Effective 2010-2011, two (2) professional activity days will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards: one prior to the first reporting period and one prior to the second reporting period, and each day shall occur at least one (1) week and not more than three (3) weeks prior to the due date for report cards to be submitted to administration respectively.
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Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards. One Professional Activity Day prior to each reporting period will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards at the elementary level.
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Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards. The Parties agree on the importance of timely, relevant, comprehensive and meaningful assessment and evaluation of Students’ learning. • In the 2009-10 school year, one Professional Activity Day will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards at the elementary level. The day will be designated in the calendar prior to the first reporting period. • Effective September 2010, two (2) Professional Activity Days will be designated: one prior to the first reporting period and one prior to the second reporting period.
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Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards. (a) The Principal, in consultation with the Teachers, will establish the due dates for all report cards no later than September 30th of each school year.
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Release Time for Assessment, Evaluation and Report Cards. The Parties agree on the importance of timely, relevant, comprehensive and meaningful assessment and evaluation of Students’ learning. In the 2009-10 school year, one Professional Activity Day will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards at the elementary level. The professional development day shall be scheduled so as to be consistent with the established timelines for the completion of student report cards. The day will be designated in the calendar prior to the first reporting period. Commencing in the 2010/2011 school year, two (2) Professional Activity Days will be designated for the purpose of assessment and completion of report cards at the elementary level. The professional development day shall be scheduled so as to be consistent with the established timelines for the completion of student report cards. The days will be designated in the calendar such that one day is prior to the first reporting period and the second day is prior to the second reporting period. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING - #20
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