Personnel Improvement Center
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Attracting, Developing and Supporting New and Existing Personnel

Attracting, Developing and Supporting New and Existing Personnel The Personnel Improvement Center delivers on-site consultation and training to states in need of assistance in hiring and retaining new and experienced, qualified personnel. This service is delivered by Dr. George Ann Rice, a service provider for the Center, and directed at the local level. It involves on-site meetings with identified personnel and special education directors in up to three high-need locales, as identified by the state agency. Two on-site visits are made to each locale in the state and a third visit provides an opportunity for training for all interested districts through a state-wide one-day meeting. Best practices in recruitment and retention are integrated into the local plans and ongoing conference calls ensure successful plan implementation.

Download the state practices questionnaire and service work plan used with this service.

View the Center’s Attracting, Developing and Supporting New and Existing Personnel webcast and power point presentation.

View other documents related to this service:
Kentucky working conditions survey
Keeping Quality Teachers Retention Guide


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The National Center to Improve the Recruitment and Retention of Qualified Personnel for Children with Disabilities (Personnel Improvement Center). A Cooperative Agreement, H325C080001, between the US Department of Education and the National Association of State Directors of Special Education. Project Officer: Maryann McDermott
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