Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-101.11
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Copy of evaluation to person evaluated - Disclosure
Official statutory text
at hearings - Confidentiality.
Whenever any evaluation is made of a teacher or administrator, a
true copy of the evaluation shall be presented to the person
evaluated, who shall acknowledge the written evaluation by signing
the original. Within two (2) weeks after the evaluation, the person
evaluated may respond and said response shall be made part of the
record. Except by order of a court of competent jurisdiction,
evaluation documents and the responses thereto shall be available
only to the evaluated person, the board of education, the
administrative staff making the evaluation, the board and
administrative staff of any school to which such evaluated person
applies for employment and such other persons as are specified by
the teacher in writing and shall be subject to disclosure at any
hearing involving a teacher or administrator's dismissal or
nonrenewal from employment. Data collected pursuant to Section 6-
101.10 shall be available to authorized representatives of the State
Department of Education and its contracting designees who must be
contractually bound to the Department to maintain confidentiality of
all information received from the Department when such evaluation
data is used by the Department for data collection/analysis purposes
under the Oklahoma Teacher and Leader Effectiveness Evaluation
System, and such other persons as are specified by the teacher in
writing and shall be subject to disclosure at any hearing involving
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 351
a teacher or administrator's dismissal or nonrenewal from
employment.
Whenever any evaluation is made of a teacher or administrator, a
true copy of the evaluation shall be presented to the person
evaluated, who shall acknowledge the written evaluation by signing
the original. Within two (2) weeks after the evaluation, the person
evaluated may respond and said response shall be made part of the
record. Except by order of a court of competent jurisdiction,
evaluation documents and the responses thereto shall be available
only to the evaluated person, the board of education, the
administrative staff making the evaluation, the board and
administrative staff of any school to which such evaluated person
applies for employment and such other persons as are specified by
the teacher in writing and shall be subject to disclosure at any
hearing involving a teacher or administrator's dismissal or
nonrenewal from employment. Data collected pursuant to Section 6-
101.10 shall be available to authorized representatives of the State
Department of Education and its contracting designees who must be
contractually bound to the Department to maintain confidentiality of
all information received from the Department when such evaluation
data is used by the Department for data collection/analysis purposes
under the Oklahoma Teacher and Leader Effectiveness Evaluation
System, and such other persons as are specified by the teacher in
writing and shall be subject to disclosure at any hearing involving
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 351
a teacher or administrator's dismissal or nonrenewal from
employment.
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