Standard Certification Sample Clauses
The Standard Certification clause requires one party to formally affirm that certain statements, facts, or conditions are true and accurate as of a specific date. In practice, this often involves providing written confirmation regarding compliance with laws, the accuracy of financial statements, or the absence of undisclosed liabilities. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that both parties can rely on the certified information, reducing the risk of misrepresentation and supporting informed decision-making.
Standard Certification. After the completion of initial certification requirements, professional/technical faculty will be issued a standard certification. Standard certification is renewable every five (5) years. For renewal, the faculty member must provide documentation to their ▇▇▇▇ confirming completion of planned activity, and complete a revised professional development plan. The professional development plan must include: (a) faculty member and administrator identification of professional development activities for professional growth; (b) measurable outcomes and objective standards for measurement of skill standard achievement; (c) timeline for successful achievement of outcomes.
Standard Certification. After the completion of initial certification requirements, professional/technical faculty will be issued a standard certification. Standard certification is renewable every five years. For renewal, the following requirements must be completed: (a) A teaching effectiveness plan as described in Article 810.3 must be maintained, and (b) of a minimum of five activities related to the goals in the teaching effectiveness plan and linked to skill standards must be completed. The activities completed in support of the teaching effectiveness plan shall equal a minimum of twelve (12) PDUs as outlined in the guidelines in Appendix A.
Standard Certification. The Board agrees to hire, whenever possible, fully certified teachers holding standard certificates issued by the New Jersey State Board of Examiners for every teaching assignment.