(1) The state board shall make rules that establish: (a) minimum standards for an exit survey described in Subsection (2), including a model exit survey; and (b) LEA exit survey reporting requirements.
(a) minimum standards for an exit survey described in Subsection (2), including a model exit survey; and
(b) LEA exit survey reporting requirements.
(2) An LEA shall, in accordance with the rules described in Subsection (1): (a) for an educator who is leaving employment at the LEA: (i) create an exit survey; and (ii) make the LEA's best effort to administer the exit survey to the educator before the educator leaves employment at the LEA; and (b) report the results of an administered exit survey to the state board.
(a) for an educator who is leaving employment at the LEA: (i) create an exit survey; and (ii) make the LEA's best effort to administer the exit survey to the educator before the educator leaves employment at the LEA; and
(i) create an exit survey; and
(ii) make the LEA's best effort to administer the exit survey to the educator before the educator leaves employment at the LEA; and
(b) report the results of an administered exit survey to the state board.
(3) The state board shall: (a) before taking final action on the rules described in Subsection (1), report the proposed rules to the Education Interim Committee and consider recommendations from the committee regarding the proposed rules; and (b) on or before November 30, 2020, and as requested by the Education Interim Committee, report to the committee on the results described in Subsection (2)(b).
(a) before taking final action on the rules described in Subsection (1), report the proposed rules to the Education Interim Committee and consider recommendations from the committee regarding the proposed rules; and
(b) on or before November 30, 2020, and as requested by the Education Interim Committee, report to the committee on the results described in Subsection (2)(b).
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