North Carolina § 143B-146 - 10. Development of performance standards and criteria for certificated personnel.
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§ 143B-146. 10. Development of performance standards and criteria for certificated personnel.
The State Board, in consultation with the Secretary, shall revise and develop uniform performance standards and criteria to be used in evaluating certificated personnel, including school administrators. These standards and criteria shall include improving student achievement, employee skills, and employee knowledge. The standards and criteria for school administrators also shall include building-level gains in student learning and effectiveness in providing for school safety and enforcing student discipline. The Secretary shall develop guidelines for evaluating principals. The guidelines shall include criteria for evaluating a principal's effectiveness in providing safe schools and enforcing student discipline. History (1998-131, s. 5; 2005-195, s. 8.) Effect of Amendments. - Session Laws 2005-195, s. 8, effective July 1, 2005, substituted "principal" for "superintendent" twice.
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