N.M. Admin. Code § 6.80.5.7 - DEFINITIONS
A.
"Applicant" means a source, individual, or entity that has
submitted an application to the department for approval to provide governing
body training.
B.
"Approved
provider" means a source, individual, or entity approved by the
department to provide governing body training that consists of a designated
curriculum provided by a designated facilitator.
C.
"Department-assigned training course
code" means the code assigned to an application package that meets the
substantive review requirements.
D.
"Designated curriculum" means the curriculum that was provided in
the application submitted to the department for the purpose of receiving
approval to provide training to governing bodies.
E.
"Designated facilitator"
means the individual identified in the application submitted to the department
for the purpose of receiving approval to provide training to governing
bodies.
F.
"Eligible
facilitator" means a proposed facilitator who is not disqualified for
any of the reasons identified in Subparagraphs (b) and (c) of Paragraph (2) of
Subsection E of
6.80.5.11 NMAC.
G.
"Governing body member" means
a member of a governing body of a charter school who will be a voting member
upon completion of the initial seven-hour training provided by the department
or who has completed the initial seven-hour training and is a voting
member.
H.
"School specific
onboarding" means the action or process of integrating a new governing
body member into the school by familiarizing the new governing body member with
the school's governance structure and requirements, other governing body
members, financial status (including budget), history, contract, goals, model,
staff, strengths, and challenges, and current academic, financial, and
organizational performance.
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