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

§ 59-24-30. Individual professional development plans.

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§ 59-24-30. Individual professional development plans.
All school administrators shall develop an on-going individual professional development plan with annual updates which is appropriate for their role or position. This plan shall support both their individual growth and organizational needs. Organizational needs must be defined by the districts' strategic plans or school renewal plans. Individuals completing the assessment for instructional leadership will develop their professional development plan on the basis of that assessment.
The Department of Education shall assist school administrators in carrying out their professional development plans by reviewing the school and district plans and providing or brokering programs and services in the areas identified for professional development.
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