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ALPENA -- Alpena Public School Superintendent David Rabbideau had his contract renewed after his annual evaluation from the APS Board of Education during their board meeting on Monday, according to an APS press release.
According to the release, all seven members of the board of education had the opportunity to assess Rabbideau's performance in five different categories: professional practice, including governance and board relations, community relations, staff relations, budget and finance, and instructional leadership.
Within those categories, there are 34 different areas where Rabbideau's 2023 performance was graded using a rubric developed by the Michigan Association of School Boards and based on the requirements of the Revised School Code of the State of Michigan.
The rubric had four performance levels: ineffective, minimally effective, effective, and highly effective. Rabbideau's overall rating by the board was "effective."
As per his contract, Rabideau is paid $146,578 a year which is the same amount he was previously being paid.