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TPGES SUMMATIVEOVERALL PERFORMANCE CATEGORY

The Whole is Greater than the Sum of Its Parts…Putting It All Together

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Target…

•Describe the process of determining the Overall Performance Category Rating

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Steps to the Process

The Principal will use evidence collected throughout the year from multiple sources to: Determine a Professional Practice Rating Determine a Student Growth Rating

Both of these ratings will merge to determine an overall Performance Rating

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Professional Practice Rating

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Apply State Decision Rules

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Review Kevin's notes to mirror his trainingin regard to notes" talk through one of the examples."
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Student Growth Rating

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Apply District Criteria

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Overall Performance Category

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Overall Performance Category

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Overall Performance Category in a Word Document

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This information will be added to EDS by the principal.

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Discuss and Reflect

Professional Practice Where is professional judgment in play? Where are decision rules required? How has our district determined sources of

evidence are connected to Domains 1 – 4 in the Kentucky Framework?

Student Growth How has our district determined we combine

State and Local contributions? What is the criteria for High, Expected and Low

Growth?