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plan, Individual Professional Development Plan attainment and other supporting documentation. Operating Principles. A comprehensive principal performance review process must: 1. Align with the Iowa Standards for School Leaders and Criteria. Rationale: The Board of Educational Examiners, the State Board of Education, and the Iowa

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