Composite Rating Clause Samples

Composite Rating. The following matrix, required by law and regulation (3012­d), will be used to determine the overall rating for teachers. Observation Category Highly Effective (H) Effective (E) Developing (D) Ineffective (I) Highly Effective (H) H H E D Effective (E) H E E D Developing (D) E E D I Ineffective (I) D D I I A summative final evaluation conference will be held between the principal or designated building administrator and the teacher by June 15th. At this meeting, the principal or evaluator will notify the teacher of the rating for the Observation Category and, if available, the scores of the Student Performance Category of the APPR. When certain portions of the APPR are not available by the last day of the teachers work calendar, the principal or designated building administrator shall notify the teachers by either mail or email that scores/ratings contributing to their composite APPR rating have been calculated. This must be done within 5 calendar days after receipt of data from the district, NYSED or the College Board. If this notification is the result of the observation portion being complete, the teacher and evaluator must follow the timeline protocol for electronic acknowledgments. In the event that a teacher receives a rating of “ineffective” or “developing” for an overall composite rating, the principal or designated building administrator, the teacher, and the union representative will schedule a meeting within ten (10) school days after the beginning of the school year to discuss the composite rating and develop and implement a Teacher Improvement Plan (T.I.P.).

Composite Rating. Except as the Board may otherwise determine, in order for an investor to make invest- ments under the general consent or limited general consent procedures of paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section, the investor and any parent insured bank must have received a composite rating of at least 2 at the most recent examination.