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Indiana New Administrator Leadership Institute September 21, 2015 Dr. David Marcotte, Superintendent Mooresville Schools david.marcotte@mooresvilleschools.org
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Today’s Themes ◦ Contract Cancellation ◦ Improvement Plans ◦ Letters of Reprimand ◦ Documentation
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State Statute (20-28-7.5-1) ◦ Immorality ◦ Insubordination ◦ Justifiable decrease of teaching positions (RIF) ◦ Incompetence ◦ Neglect of duty ◦ A conviction for an offense listed in IC 20-28-5- 8(c) ◦ Good and just cause
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State Statute (20-28-7.5-1) ◦ Immorality ◦ Insubordination ◦ Justifiable decrease of teaching positions (RIF) ◦ Incompetence ◦ Neglect of duty ◦ A conviction for an offense listed in IC 20-28-5- 8(c) ◦ Good and just cause
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State Statute (20-28-7.5-1) ◦ Immorality ◦ Insubordination ◦ Justifiable decrease of teaching positions (RIF) ◦ Incompetence (Evaluation) ◦ Neglect of duty ◦ A conviction for an offense listed in IC 20-28-5- 8(c) ◦ Good and just cause
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Evaluation ◦ Professional/Established Teacher Two consecutive ineffective rating Combination of ineffective and improvement necessary ratings 3 of any 5 year period. ◦ Probationary Teacher One ineffective rating Two consecutive improvement necessary ratings
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IC 20-28-11.5-6 “If a certificated employee receives a rating of ineffective or improvement necessary, the evaluator and the certificated employee shall develop a remediation plan of not more than 90 school days in length to correct the deficiencies noted in the certificated employee’s evaluation.”
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Philosophy Collaborative Specific Support – Administrative & Peer Feedback – Often 90 Day Maximum
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State Statute (20-28-7.5-1) ◦ Immorality ◦ Insubordination ◦ Justifiable decrease of teaching positions (RIF) ◦ Incompetence (Evaluation) ◦ Neglect of duty ◦ A conviction for an offense listed in IC 20-28-5-8(c) ◦ Good and just cause
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When is it appropriate? The psychology of a reprimand. ◦ Verbal ◦ email ◦ Memo
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“The Shot Across the Bow” ◦ cc: Personnel File ◦ The official personnel file is critical to building the case. ◦ Sent AFTER conference with employee Invite CTA Rep or other employee rep Include information from conference in reprimand
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Building the case for dismissal ◦ Letters of Reprimand – notes and internal communication ◦ Administrative Leave – (suspension w/pay) ◦ Suspension w/o Pay – In Lieu of Termination ◦ Recommendation for Termination ◦ Which one is appropriate? ◦ Public Records Request
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It’s not what the employee DID, it’s how the district handled it. Avoid them like the plague! $$$ Three ways to avoid EEOC’s 1)Procedures 2)Procedures 3)Procedures
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Communicate with chain of command. Follow established procedures. Consult attorney via Superintendent/HR Director cc: Personnel File Save examples in a file. Never underestimate the power of an evaluation. No idle threats.
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Treat others as you wish to be treated. Follow established procedures. Inspect what you expect. Hope is not a strategy.
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