Grade Level Expectations definition

Grade Level Expectations means the documents created and officially released by the Delaware Department of Education which detail student learning objectives in each content area for kindergarten through grade twelve.
Grade Level Expectations means the documents created and officially released by the Delaware Department of Education for English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies which detail student learning objectives in each content area for kindergarten through grade twelve.

Examples of Grade Level Expectations in a sentence

  • When reassigned, teachers will be notified that the change in placement may impact their DPAS II Component V Measures, Seniority Roster Category, Grade Level Expectations or required curricular professional development.

  • Division of teaching tasks, including subject matter to assure appropriate coverage of State Grade Level Expectations (GLEs) and District curriculum.

  • When reassigned, teachers will be notified that the change in placement may impact their current State Teacher Evaluation Systems Classification, Seniority Roster Category, Grade Level Expectations or required curricular professional development.

  • The mastery of effective and proper email communications is expected of FSD students and is embedded in the Washington State K-12 Essential Academic Learning Requirements and Grade Level Expectations in Educational Technology such as EALR2: Digital Citizenship, Component 2.3, “communicate with peers and teachers using email”.

  • To assist teachers in implementing the adopted curriculum, the Curriculum Department will develop resources for core classes, such as pacing calendars, course rubrics and material(s) alignment to Grade Level Expectations (GLE’s).