Corrective Action Plan definition

Corrective Action Plan has the meaning set forth in Section II.A.2.
Corrective Action Plan means a written plan developed by the administrator’s designated supervisor in collaboration with the administrator to address deficiencies as outlined in an evaluation. The corrective action plan shall include timelines for corrective action, responsibilities of the individual administrator and the school district for implementing the plan, and specific support that the district shall provide as defined in N.J.S.A. 18A:6-119.
Corrective Action Plan means a written plan developed by the designated supervisor in collaboration with the teaching staff member to address deficiencies as outlined in an evaluation. The corrective action plan shall include timelines for corrective action, responsibilities of the individual teaching staff member and the school district for implementing the plan, and specific support that the district shall provide as defined in

Examples of Corrective Action Plan in a sentence

  • The Contractor agrees to promptly remedy all violations of any provision of this Agreement and certify the same to the County in writing, or to enter into a written CAP (Corrective Action Plan) with the County containing deadlines for achieving compliance with specific provisions of this Agreement.

  • If the Commission decides not to revoke or does not deny a School’s renewal because of the Department’s suspension of the board of finance, the Governing Body shall be required to develop and successfully implement a Commission-approved Corrective Action Plan in consultation with the Department to address the reasons for the suspension of the board of finance designation to obtain this designation again within a reasonable time.

  • Docusign Envelope ID: 7489E300-8AF1-4335-9329-A29008757313 The report shall include a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) which includes, at a minimum, detailed information regarding the mitigation measures taken to halt and/or contain the improper use or disclosure.


More Definitions of Corrective Action Plan

Corrective Action Plan means a written plan developed by the Superintendent or a designated supervisor in collaboration with the Principal, Vice Principal, and Assistant Principal to address deficiencies as outlined in an evaluation. The corrective action plan shall include timelines for corrective action, responsibilities of the individual Principal, Vice Principal, and Assistant Principal and the school district for implementing the plan, and specific support that the district shall provide as defined in N.J.S.A. 18A:6-119.
Corrective Action Plan means a plan developed by an assessing district that specifically indicates how the assessing district will achieve substantial compliance with the requirements in subsection (1) and when substantial compliance will be achieved.
Corrective Action Plan means a plan developed by the School and submitted to the Commission to remedy operational, or financial violations or problems.
Corrective Action Plan means a plan which specifies the corrective action to be undertaken by the owner or operator in order to comply with requirements in this chapter and which is incorporated into a memorandum of agreement or other written agreement between the department and the owner or operator. The plan may include but is not limited to provisions for additional site assessment, site monitoring, Tier 2 revisions, Tier 3 assessment, excavation, and other soil and groundwater remedial action.
Corrective Action Plan means a contractor’s unequivocal written and signed commitment outlining actions taken or proposed, with time limits and goals, where appropriate to cor- rect, compensate for, and remedy each violation of the equal opportunity re- quirements as specified in a list of defi- ciencies. (Sometimes called a concilia- tion agreement or a letter of commit- ment.);
Corrective Action Plan means the plan submitted by the licensee addressing how and when identified deficiencies will be corrected.
Corrective Action Plan means a plan developed by the School and submitted to, and approved by, the Commission to remedy operational or financial violations or problems or to address academic performance issues under the Intervention Ladder pursuant to the Charter Schools Act and Commission Rule (6.2.9.13. NMAC).