Final Appeal Report & Superintendent’s Final Ruling Clause Samples

The 'Final Appeal Report & Superintendent’s Final Ruling' clause establishes the process and authority for resolving disputes that have progressed through all prior appeal stages in a construction or project contract. Typically, this clause outlines that after an appeal is reviewed, a final report is prepared summarizing findings and recommendations, which is then submitted to the Superintendent or designated authority for a conclusive decision. This final ruling is binding on the parties, providing a clear endpoint to the dispute resolution process and ensuring that unresolved issues do not indefinitely delay project progress or completion.
Final Appeal Report & Superintendent’s Final Ruling. The teacher will be notified in writing within seven calendar days of the DPPRT’s recommendation on the teacher’s appeal. The DPPRT will forward a copy of the recommendation to the teacher, Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, and, if the teacher chooses, to the President of CCEA. In order to recommend the overturning of a rating, the DPPRT must unanimously find that the rating of ineffective or partially effective was inaccurate. The DPPRT may submit a majority/minority opinion to the Superintendent if unanimity is not reached. Based on the information contained in the Final Appeal Report, the Superintendent may decide one of the following: 1. The teacher has provided evidence/artifacts such that revising the performance standard(s) and/or elements(s) in dispute to proficient or better is appropriate. The Superintendent will revise the teacher’s Final Effectiveness Rating to effective; or 2. If the Superintendent finds that a rating of ineffective or partially effective was not accurate but there is not sufficient information to assign a rating of effective, the Teacher shall receive a “no score” and shall not lose his or her non-probationary status. However, if in the following academic school year that teacher receives a final Performance Evaluation Rating of ineffective or partially effective, this rating shall have the consequence of a second consecutive ineffective rating and the Teacher shall be subject to loss of non-probationary status; or 3. The Superintendent determines the evaluator did not follow established procedure per policy 4170 and that failure to adhere to those requirements had a material impact on the Final Effectiveness Rating that was assigned to the teacher therefore a change in the Final Effectiveness rating to Effective is warranted; or 4. The Superintendent determines the data relied upon was inaccurately attributed to the teacher therefore a change in the Final Effectiveness Rating to effective is warranted, or 5. The Superintendent determines that a rating of ineffective or partially effective was accurate so that the rating of ineffective or partially effective will remain and the teacher will lose non-probationary status. The Final appeal report will contain: a. The DPPRT’s recommendation from section (F)(1) above; and b. The rationale for why the evidence presented did not support a revision from ineffective to effective; and c. A statement that the outcome of this appeal process shall not serve the ...
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