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Ethical by what standard, SBEC? Its the teachers PDAS, they can
distribute it to whoever they want to. If the school as owner of
the server thats hosting the website doesnt have an issue with
it, its not illegal, and again there is no SBEC ethical violation
happening.

The confidentiality requirement is a burden on the district to
comply with, but the teacher can do what they want with their
PDAS. The state dictates mandatory confidentiality req

On 7/27/14, Diane wrote:
> Could someone please tell me if it is ethical for a teacher
> to post personal PDAS records on classroom website, along
> with personal resume and letter of recommendation from the
> teacher's current assistant principal on the school-
> sponsored website as well? I thought PDAS records were to be
> kept confidential, only to be shared privately, and not made
> available for public consumption in some sort of self-
> promotion campaign to seek a new teaching position outside
> of employment in a current district. Obviously this teacher
> wants out! However, she has initiated current dirt-bag
> administrators to help her in this endeavor publicly. What
> would TEA say about this? Is it district policy that
> dictates the appropriate use of PDAS or the state of Texas?

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