North Dakota § 15.1-18.2-05 Teacher support program - Establishment

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-18.2-05 — Teacher support program - Establishment

North Dakota § 15.1-18.2-05

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-18.2Professional Development Plans

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-18.2-05 (2026).

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The education standards and practices board shall: 1. Establish and administer a teacher support program; 2. Employ an individual to serve as a teacher support program coordinator; 3. a. Select and train experienced teachers who will serve as mentors for first-year teachers and assist the first-year teachers with instructional skills development; or b. If a school district or other employing entity listed in section 15.1-18.2-07 is not in need of mentors for its first-year teachers, select and train experienced teachers who will work with school district administrators and administrators from the other employing entities to identify the needs of the non-first-year teachers and help the non-first-year teachers address their particular needs through the use of:

(1)Research-validated interve

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The education standards and practices board shall:
1. Establish and administer a teacher support program;
2. Employ an individual to serve as a teacher support program coordinator;
3. a. Select and train experienced teachers who will serve as mentors for first-year
teachers and assist the first-year teachers with instructional skills development; or
b. If a school district or other employing entity listed in section 15.1-18.2-07 is not in
need of mentors for its first-year teachers, select and train experienced teachers
who will work with school district administrators and administrators from the other
employing entities to identify the needs of the non-first-year teachers and help the
non-first-year teachers address their particular needs through the use of:
(1) Research-validated interventions; and
(2) Proven instructional methods.