Purpose of PAR Program Clause Samples

The "Purpose of PAR Program" clause defines the main objectives and intended outcomes of the PAR (Performance Assessment and Review) Program within an agreement. It typically outlines the program's role in evaluating, monitoring, and improving the performance of parties or processes involved, such as ensuring compliance with service standards or contractual obligations. By clearly stating the program's purpose, this clause helps set expectations, guide implementation, and provide a reference point for measuring success, thereby ensuring all parties understand the rationale and goals behind the PAR Program.
Purpose of PAR Program. 18.2.1 The PAR Program utilizes exemplary teachers to assist permanent teachers in the areas of subject matter knowledge, teaching strategies, or teaching methods and instruction. 18.2.2 The extent of PAR’s assistance and review depends on whether the participating teacher is (1) a permanent teacher who volunteers or (2) a permanent teacher who is required to participate in the program as a result of receiving an unsatisfactory rating on the annual performance evaluation in the area of subject matter knowledge, teaching strategies, or teaching methods and instruction. 18.2.3 PAR assistance shall be provided through Consulting Teachers as described in Section 18.3 of this Article. This assistance shall not involve the participation in nor conduct of the annual evaluation of teachers as set forth in Article 12 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the District and the Association. 18.2.4 In the event that the State eliminates funding for the PAR program, Article 18 shall be suspended until and unless State funding is restored.
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Purpose of PAR Program. 4 A. The PAR Program allows exemplary teachers to assist permanent teachers in the 5 areas of subject matter and curriculum knowledge, teaching strategies, or teaching 6 methods and instruction. 7 B. The extent of PAR’s assistance and review depends on whether the participating 8 teacher is (1) a permanent teacher who volunteers or (2) a permanent teacher who is 9 required to participate in the program as a result of receiving a rating of “Does not meet 10 standard” in one of the California Standards for Teaching Profession 1-5 on the Annual 11 Certificated Employee Evaluation form. 12 C. PAR assistance shall be provided through PAR Consulting Teachers as described in 13 Section 3.A. of this Article. This assistance shall not involve the participation in nor 14 conduct of the annual evaluation of teachers as set forth in Article VII, Evaluation of
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