Sentences with phrase «require teacher approval»

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-- School actions should require approval by the Local School Councils comprised of parents, community residents, teachers and school staff.

But that model required the approval of the teachers union, and even with extra time, the city could not negotiate a deal.

A good federal tax credit, on the other hand, impacts everyone and doesn't require state approval, shielding it from teachers unions and state and local pols who would otherwise try to muck it up.

... would require approval from the D.C. Council and Congress, which seems politically unlikely given a Republican - led House with little interest in helping teachers unions grow and strong bipartisan support for charter schools.

TCTA testified at the hearing, pointing out that since the law requires that a local district innovation plan can not be adopted without the approval of the majority of the district - level decision - making committee, it was critical for the rules to make clear that the law requires the professional staff in a school district to nominate and elect professional staff representatives on the committee, with at least two - thirds of the elected representatives being classroom teachers.

The bill actually does not eliminate the state tests but makes it an option and stipulates that districts must collectively bargain for assessments that also require state approval for use in the evaluations of teachers and administrators.

High regulation was defined as «the state requiring homeschool parents to send to the state notification of homeschooling or achievement test scores and / or evaluation by a professional and, in addition, having other requirements (e.g., curriculum approval by the state, teacher qualifications of parents, or home visits by state officials).»

States differ in the degree of involvement in designing and implementing teacher evaluation systems: 13 states require school districts to implement state - mandated evaluation systems with little flexibility, 21 states allow school systems to design their own evaluation systems with state approval and 17 states fall somewhere in between.

The timeline is tight, with the final approval scheduled for the fall, when districts are required to have the evaluation systems in place and judging teachers.

All teachers must apply for licensure, submit required identification documents, and are subject to approval by the state's Department of Education.