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Code · Delaware · Title 14 — Education · Chapter 12. Educator Licensure, Certification, Evaluation, Professional Development, and Preparation Programs · Subchapter VII. Educator Evaluations

§ 1274. Disclosure.

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If an educator licensed under this chapter is seeking an educator position in this State, the educator shall disclose the results of that educator’s most recent 3 DPAS II evaluations or alternative evaluations permitted under § 1270(f) of this title, if applicable, to a prospective employing district. Upon the request of the prospective employing district, a present or previous employing district of the educator shall confirm the results of the educator’s previous DPAS II evaluations. No action in law or equity may be brought or maintained against a local school district or an employee thereof for action taken in compliance with this section.
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