TQPD

Teacher Quality & Professional Development

Shared Decision Making

Commissioner’s Regulation 100.11 requires a district plan for the participation of parents and teachers in school-based planning and shared decision making.

Districts must report every two years on their success in implementing the plan. Early guidance PDF File (2.36MB) suggested processes to assist districts in evaluating the success of building-level teams in relationship to the district plan standpoint.  Click here for the most recent format for assessing district and building successes Word Document (52KB).

The reporting period has ended for 2008; the next report will be due in February 2010.  For a sample of the information that must be reported, see the 2008 Biennial Review Reporting Form.

The Shared Decision Making regulation required initial implementation by February 1994.  Statewide reports and analyses since that time, as well as a summary of decisions related to appeals made by various stakeholders, are still available at the Shared Decision Making History Webpage.

For questions regarding Shared Decision Making, please call (518)474-5923 or email rss@mail.nysed.gov .

Last Updated: September 22, 2009