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https://t.co/WdrC7mZQJTA9: Meet in person with new principals weekly (even for 5 minutes); send reminders to staff monthly about policies #
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Retweeted by AASPAA9: Effectice mentoring can prevent a host of problems! Well worth any financial investment. #
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K12TalentA8: Letter of reprimand, their rebuttal (if they write one) and other documentation from the incident. (In the naughty drawer) #
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Retweeted by AASPAQ8: Following an employee discipline meeting, what kinds of things would you expect to see in a personnel file? #
K12TalentA7: The consensus at my table is you call the school attorney when you believe this will not be the end of the situ…
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Retweeted by AASPAQ7: At what point in a discipline situation do you decide to contact your school attorney or legal counsel? #
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k12Talent leader NEVER say during a discipline meeting? What should you ALWAYS say?A5: When it comes to employee discipline of any kind one needs to have: Documentation, Documentation, Documentation…
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Retweeted by AASPAA4: A mix of both. I’ve had a lot of success with expectations letters that precede the discipline process but have…
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Retweeted by AASPAQ4: What types of formal discipline have you been able to put forth this fall for your difficult folks? Has this be…
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