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Official QNSA standard
2.2.1

Commitment to the MOEHE’s rules and regulations and other relevant government bodies.

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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK

Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard2.2.1

Commitment to the MOEHE’s rules and regulations and other relevant government bodies.

Focus areas
  • School’s commitment to MOEHE’s rules and regulations and other government bodies.
  • Role of school owner/ governing body in supporting and ensuring implementation of rules and regulations of the State of Qatar in all school aspects.
  • Promotion and reinforcement of Qatari culture and identity and Islamic values.
Suggested evidence
  • Evidence of school’s commitment to MOEHE’s regulations including: work approvals, contracts attested from government bodies, valid licenses, teachers’ timetables, school events, school capacity, academic plans, curricular plans, school fees, etc.
  • Direct observation
  • Meetings
Self-reflection
  • What is the role of the school owner/ governing body in supporting and directing the school to adhere to the rules and regulations of the State of Qatar? What evidence?
  • To what extent is the school committed to MOEHE’s regulations?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

The school management, supported by the owner/governin g body, is thoroughly and effectively committed to all MOEHE’s rules and regulations and those of other relevant government bodies.

3
Effective

The school management, supported by the owner/governin g body, is committed to most MOEHE’s rules and regulations and those of other relevant government bodies.

2
Somewhat Effective

The school management, is committed to some MOEHE’s rules and regulations and those of other relevant government bodies.

1
Ineffective

The school management is committed to MOEHE’s rules and regulations and those of other relevant government bodies) in a limited way.

Focus source: 61, 62Rubric source: 67
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