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Code · South Carolina · Title 59 - EDUCATION · CHAPTER 24 · School Administrators

§ 59-24-10. Assessment of leadership and management capabilities before appointment as principal.

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§ 59-24-10. Assessment of leadership and management capabilities before appointment as principal.
Beginning with the school year 1999-2000, before permanent appointment as a principal for an elementary school, secondary school, or career and technology center, a person must be assessed for instructional leadership and management capabilities by the Leadership Academy of the South Carolina Department of Education. A district may appoint a person on an interim basis until the assessment is completed. A report of this assessment must be forwarded to the district superintendent and board of trustees.
The provisions of this section do not apply to a person currently employed as principal on the effective date of this section or to a person hired as principal before the beginning of school year 1999-2000.
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