General
You received additional time in the system credit for non DOE work.
What is Jarema credit?
The law passed in 1917.
What is tenure?
The Principal Tenure Decision-Making Framework is comprised of multiple points of evidence in 3 areas.
What are Student Learning, Instructional Leadership, Practice, and Administrative Practice?
As an EA 4 appointed in 2020, this is the year of your completion of tenure.
What is 2024?
There is a quota for the maximum number of assistant principals who can earn tenure each year.
What is a myth?
You have been informed in writing of the reasons for tenure being extended, and have received a new probation date. You refuse to sign the agreement.
What is denial of completion of tenure?
You have been recommended by your Supervisor and the Superintendent approves the recommendation.
When does a Supervisor receive tenure?
The research-based tool used for the Principal Performance Observation.
What is the MPPR? (Multidimensional Principal Performance Rubric)
The EA Tenure Decision-Making Framework is made up of 3 performance areas.
What are Goal Attainment, Professional Practice, and Professional Contributions?
Assistant Principals who have been rated "S" their first 4 years cannot be denied tenure based on the 5th year alone.
What is a myth?
You have been collecting evidence to document your work each year in 3 categories.
What are Student Achievement, Instructional Practice, and Community Engagement?
You are an appointed supervisor who has been denied completion of tenure or discontinued. You return to your most recent prior appointed position in the system.
What are reversion rights?
The Principal demonstrated highly developed practices in Shared Vision of Learning, Creating a Safe, Efficient, Effective Learning Environment, and Fairness and Integrity.
What is Administrative Practice?
Multiple sources of evidence of collaboration, stakeholder relationships, planning and equity and ethics comprise this domain.
What are Professional Contributions?
The principal has notified the AP of performance issues, has given the AP opportunities to improve and there is little or no improvement. Tenure is denied.
What is a fact?
The Assistant Principal Tenure Decision-Making Framework assesses progress during the probationary period in 3 areas.
What are School Improvement, AP Practice and Professional Contributions?
The Roadmap to Tenure requires 3 formal collaborations every year.
What is the IPC, mid year touch point, and summative year in review meeting?
This job description appears in TNS with the special status code "E".
What is Absence Reserve AP?
This form consists of 5 goals.
What is the OP352 (ABC form)?
Assistant Principals should assemble portfolios documenting their complete service history.
What is a myth?