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FAQ: APPR for School Counselors
At the Capitol, grassroots lobbyists make the case
for teacher privacy
How to include student
attendance in your APPR
Many local presidents are asking whether student
attendance can be factored into the new teacher
evaluations. The answer is yes: Your local and
district can negotiate an attendance adjustment into
your APPR's local 20 percent. SED guidance indicates
that attendance adjustments are allowed, as long as
no students are excluded. We've posted advice for
local leaders with two options to adjust for
student attendance. Keep in mind that SED says
districts must have a process in place that
accurately collects student attendance data to use
in the weighting calculation. Districts must also
have a plan in place to improve student attendance.
NYSUT Research also has posted a fact sheet with the
state School Counselors Association to clarify
APPR requirements for school counselors. As
always, contact your labor relations specialist for
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Presentation from GA Meeting on 3/26/12
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The
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- An open letter about testing: what parents and
community members need to know
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Petition to Gov. Cuomo to end high stakes testing
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Teaching about a tragedy
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Fact Sheet: How to Understand Your Growth Score
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Test Guides for English Language Arts and Mathematics
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SED Explanation of Growth Score
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NYSUT Leader Briefing 11-30-12
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Alert re: Growth Scores, Privacy and Grades 3-8
Test Guides
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NYSUT Teacher Evaluation Privacy Law
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NYSUT activists call for privacy for teachers evaluations
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Triborough Amendment strikes a balance that benefits
New York State
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Resources for Available for Laid-Off Employees
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NYSUT demands end to broken testing system
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What you need to know about SLOs
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The Dangers of K-2 High-Stakes Standardized Testing
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APPR Regulations and
Teacher/Principal Evaluation Legislation
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Iannuzzi: Shameful tabloids sully evaluation process
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Limiting Public Disclosure of Teacher and Principal
Evaluations
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An Open Letter of Concern Regarding High-Stakes Testing
and the School Reform Agenda of New York State
TimesUnion.com
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Throw grenade, walk away
The Edge
Facebook: A Great Tool When Used Correctly
Gannet
Rebuttal - Releasing teacher information is a bad idea
Editorial - Bill would inhibit accountability
Bills want teacher evals kept private
LoHud Poll -
Express you thoughts
Making teacher evaluation public
NY Times
Group Aims to Counter Influence of Teachers'
Union
in New York
AFT - Standards & Assessment
Shift in Culture
NY Times - Teacher's Diary
Charting the Stages of Teacher Data Report Grief
Confessions of a 'Bad' Teacher
Information on Tenure and Triborough
4Why we defend
Triborough
4"Tenure, Triborough Amendment are not all that complex"
4Mythbusters: TheTruth about Tenure
4School Employee Absenteeism - The
Misconception
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