Vendor Assessments Sample Clauses

Vendor Assessments refers to the Ohio Department of Education approved assessments. If used by the District, must be included as one of the multiple measurers of student growth. Assessment utilized must be included when calculating the fifty percent (50%) attributed to student growth measurers.
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Vendor Assessments. 1. When utilizing vendor assessments, all affected teachers shall be trained on the utilization of the assessment program, including how to analyze the data to inform instruction.
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Vendor Assessments. When utilizing vendor assessments to construct HQSD, all related teaching, student, and other educational materials shall be purchased, and all affected staff shall be trained on utilization of the assessment program. All vendor assessments in consideration will be brought before the Building Level Team (BLT) for review. The administrators and GTESC shall provide a recommendation to the Superintendent and Association President on the use of a proposed vendor assessment prior to submission to the Board of Education. The committee may ask for the vendor to make a presentation to the committee. All teachers and credentialed evaluators will be trained on any new vendor assessment being used that school year. This training will provide implementation and use of the data. Any HQSD assessments purchased by the District must be used as a HQSD instrument. An assessment by the building administrator and BLT members shall occur in May of each school year. This assessment will be shared with the Superintendent and GTESC.
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Vendor Assessments. Student assessments approved by the Ohio Department of Education that measure mastery of the course content for the appropriate grade level, which may include nationally normed standardized assessments, industry certification exams, or end-of-course examinations for grade level and subjects for which the Value-Added measure does not apply.
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Vendor Assessments. The evaluation committee shall approve the utilization of State approved vendor assessments as an SGM prior to implementation. The district shall make training on the selected vendor assessment available to the staff prior to implementation.
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Vendor Assessments. Coinbase may use affiliates and third-party vendors to provide the Services. Coinbase carries out a risk-based assessment of prospective vendors before working with those vendors to validate that prospective vendors meet Coinbase’s security requirements. Coinbase periodically reviews each vendor in light of Coinbase’s security and business continuity standards, including the type of access and classification of data being accessed (if any), controls necessary to protect data, and legal/regulatory requirements. Coinbase ensures that customer data is returned and/or deleted at the end of a vendor relationship.
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