Common use of Not Satisfactory Clause in Contracts

Not Satisfactory. Unsatisfactory – Receiving a summative score of 1 is not considered satisfactory performance for all teachers. Level 2: Basic – If the classroom teacher on a continuing contract with more than five years of teaching experience receives a summative score of two (2) two years in a row, or two years within a consecutive three year period, the teacher is not considered to be performing at a satisfactory level.

Not Satisfactory. a. Level 1: Unsatisfactory – Receiving a summative score of 1 is not considered satisfactory performance for all teachers. Teachers. b. Level 2: Basic – If the classroom teacher Teacher is on a continuing contract with more than five years of teaching experience receives and if a summative score of two (2) 2 has been received two years in a row, row or two years within a consecutive three three-year period, the teacher Teacher is not considered to be performing at a satisfactory level. RCW 28a.405.100 (4a: i.-ii.)

Not Satisfactory. Unsatisfactory – Receiving a summative score of 1 is not considered satisfactory performance for all teachers. Level 2: Basic – If the classroom teacher on a continuing contract with more than five years of teaching experience receives a summative score of two (2) two years in a row, or two years within a consecutive three year threeyear period, the teacher is not considered to be performing at a satisfactory level.

Not Satisfactory. Unsatisfactory – Receiving a summative score of 1 is not considered satisfactory performance for all teachers. Level 2: Basic – If the classroom teacher on a continuing contract with more than five years of teaching experience receives a summative score of two (2) two years in a row, or two years within a consecutive three year three•year period, the teacher is not considered to be performing at a satisfactory level.