Highly Effective
The vision, mission and all objectives are realistic, attainable, and measurable according to its financial & human resources.
Official QNSA standard
2.1.2
Attainability of school vision and mission, and alignment with its human and financial resources.
Educational Leadership · School Vision & Mission
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
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Official standard2.1.2
Attainability of school vision and mission, and alignment with its human and financial resources.
Focus areas
- Measurability and applicability of the school mission and objectives.
- Setting objectives and vision that are within the school’s human and financial capacity (staff, resources..).
- School values are within the school’s human and financial capacity and in alignment with its vision and mission.
Suggested evidence
- School budget over 3- years’ time.
- Meetings
- Direct observation.
Self-reflection
- How are the school’s vision, mission, and objectives realistic and within the school’s human and financial capacity?
Official rubric
Effective
The vision, mission and most objectives are realistic, attainable, and measurable according to its financial & human resources.
Somewhat Effective
The vision, mission and some objectives are attainable based on its financial & human resources.
Ineffective
The school vision, mission and objectives are limitedly/NOT attainable according to its financial & human resources.
Focus source: 56Rubric source: 59
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