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The New York State Code of Ethics for Educators outlines six principles that educators are expected to uphold. The principles focus on nurturing student potential, creating challenging learning environments, committing to continuous learning, collaborating with colleagues and the community, and advancing the intellectual foundation of the learning community. The Code of Ethics was developed with input from educators, administrators, and other stakeholders, and aims to articulate the core values of the teaching profession.
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- 17. This Code shall not be used as a basis for discipline by any employer and not be used by the State Education Department as a basis for procedure under Part 83 of Commissioner’s Regulations, nor shall it serve as a basis for decisions pertaining to certification or employment in New York. Conversely, this Code shall not be interpreted or used to diminish the authority of any public school employer to evaluate or discipline any employee under provisions of law, regulation, or collective bargaining agreement.
- 18. Presentation prepared by the New York State Professional Standards and Practices Board for Teaching and the New York State Education Department 2003 Credits