Educators with continuing contract rights and multiple years of district experience.
Supportive Differentiation for These Educators Includes:
Greater autonomy and self-direction in selecting professional growth goals and methods of evidence collection.
Expanded “voice and choice” in how they demonstrate competency—via action research, independent study, travel, curriculum development, or peer collaboration.
Flexible timelines and scheduling options within the annual cycle to reflect their capacity for independent pacing.
Use of self-selected resources and less emphasis on formal oversight, acknowledging their experience and previous demonstration of proficiency.
Opportunity for innovation, including demonstrating proficiency at levels above “Applying” (e.g., “Innovative/Leading”).