Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List Clause Samples

Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List. Within each position of the Honorable Dismissal List, the District must establish four (4) groupings of teachers qualified to hold the position as follows: 1. Group 1 shall consist of each non-tenured teacher who has not received a performance evaluation rating; 2. Group 2 shall consist of both tenured and non-tenured teachers with a “Needs Improvement” or “Unsatisfactory” performance evaluation rating on either of the teacher’s last two (2) performance evaluation ratings;
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Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List. ‌ Within each position of the Honorable Dismissal List, the District shall establish four (4) groupings of teachers qualified to hold the position as follows: 1. Group 1 shall consist of each non-tenured teacher who has not received a summative performance evaluation rating; 2. Group 2 shall consist of both tenured and non-tenured teachers with a “Needs Improvement” or “Unsatisfactory” summative performance evaluation rating on either of the teacher’s last two (2) summative performance evaluation ratings; 3. Group 3 shall consist of each teacher with a summative performance evaluation rating of at least “Satisfactory” or “Proficient” on both of the teacher’s last two (2) summative performance evaluation ratings, if two (2) ratings are available, or on the teacher’s last summative performance evaluation rating, if only one rating is available, unless the teacher qualifies for placement into Group 4; 4. Group 4 shall consist of each teacher whose last two summative performance evaluation ratings are “Excellent” as well as each teacher with two “Excellent” summative performance evaluation ratings out of the teacher’s last three summative performance evaluation ratings with a third rating of “Satisfactory” or “Proficient.”
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Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List. On the Honorable Dismissal List, Teacher will be “grouped” as follows:
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Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List. C. On the Honorable Dismissal List, Teacher will be “grouped” as follows: “Excellent” summative performance evaluation ratings out of the Teacher’s last three summative performance evaluation ratings with a third rating of “Satisfactory” or “Proficient.”
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Grouping of Teachers within Honorable Dismissal List. Within each position of the Honorable Dismissal List, the District shall establish four
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