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Committee declines to accept performance ratings from other districts in dismissal sequences

Rankin CSD 98 - SB7 RIF Committee · October 7, 2024
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Summary

The SB7 joint committee recorded that it 'did not agree to include' performance evaluation ratings administered by another district or joint agreement in its sequence-of-dismissal determinations, according to minutes from Oct. 7, 2024.

The Rankin CSD 98 SB7 joint committee considered whether to accept performance evaluation ratings administered by a school district or joint agreement other than the employing district for inclusion in the sequence of dismissal. The minutes indicate the committee selected the option indicating it 'did not agree to include within the definition of a performance evaluation rating a performance evaluation rating administered by a school district or joint agreement other than the school district or joint agreement determining the sequence of dismissal.' In short, the committee 'agreed not to accept performance ratings administered by a school district or joint agreement.'

Committee members discussed that this stance could change if state tenure legislation or future guidance alters the questions in the ROE form, but for now the district will rely on its own evaluation ratings when assembling the sequence of dismissal.