EVALUATION AND TENURE Sample Clauses

The 'Evaluation and Tenure' clause outlines the processes and criteria by which an individual's performance is assessed and their continued employment or academic appointment is determined. Typically, this clause specifies the frequency and methods of evaluation, such as annual reviews or peer assessments, and details the standards or benchmarks that must be met for tenure consideration. Its core practical function is to ensure a transparent and structured approach to performance review, providing both the organization and the individual with clear expectations and procedures for advancement or continued engagement.
EVALUATION AND TENURE. Section A - Tenure 1. Teachers who have been transferred to a different tenure area shall not lose their tenure in the original area. 2. A four year probationary teacher shall be informed of action taken regarding tenure by the Board of Education not less than one hundred fifty (150) calendar days prior to the end of the probationary period. 3. Any teacher with a probationary period of fewer than four (4) years shall be informed of action taken by the Board of Education regarding tenure not fewer than sixty (60) days prior to the end of the probationary period. Section B - Evaluation 1. Any instrument used for evaluation shall be considered as a constructive, evaluative tool. 2. The evaluation instrument is made part of this agreement as Exhibit 2. This evaluation instrument was implemented during the 2003-04 school year. The negotiation teams for both the NCTA and the District met in the fall of 2004 to review the document and made any mutually agreed upon changes. All other evaluation instruments utilized Exhibit 2 as the model, and these instruments were developed by both teachers and administrators for use beginning with the 2004-05 school year. The instruments were approved by the NCTA and the District and are made a part of this agreement by reference thereto. 3. Each person being evaluated shall see the completed evaluation before it is permanently filed with the Building Principal and Human Resources Department . There shall be space for the teacher’s signature and any comments that the teacher may wish to make thereon. 4. Formal evaluation shall take place during each of the probationary years in the District and thereafter at least every third year. By mutual agreement which shall not be subject to review and which shall be entered into no later than April 1 in any year between the evaluator and the teacher, a narrative form of evaluation may be substituted for the evaluation instrument on file. 5. Evaluation shall be conducted by the principal, hall principal, district director, department supervisor or other supervisory personnel not included in this bargaining unit. Teachers, however, will provide input. 6. Regulations of the Commissioner of Education require that a Teacher Improvement Plan (T.I.P.) be developed for any teacher whose overall performance is evaluated as unsatisfactory. The T.I.P. is designed to help improve the performance of teachers who are having serious difficulties in performance of their professional responsibilities, not...
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EVALUATION AND TENURE. 17.1 Definitions
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EVALUATION AND TENURE. A. Both parties agree that the annual Administrator appraisals shall reflect an assessment of the Administrator’s performance of the duties reflected in the job description as well as the Administrator’s accomplishment of the annual job targets mutually established by the Administrator and the Superintendent. Non- attainment of the job description performance responsibilities or annual job targets may result in the Administrator’s loss of an annual salary increase in one year and may result, over the course of two successive years, in a recommendation for dismissal. Nothing hereinstated abridges the Board’s right to not renew the contract of any non-tenured Administrator prior to that Administrator having attained tenure per N.J.S.A. 18A:28-5. B. No later than April 30, the Board shall give to each non-tenured Administrator, continuously employed since the preceding September 30th, either: 1. a written offer of a contract for employment for the next succeeding year providing for usual termination clause on notice and at such salary and benefits as may be agreed upon between the Board and the APSMT and, if the non-tenure Administrator desires to accept such employment he/she shall notify the Board of such acceptance in writing within ten (10) school days after receipt of such an offer; or 2. a written notice that such employment will not be offered. C. Any non-tenured Administrator who receives a notice of non-employment may within five (5) days thereafter request in writing a statement of reasons for such non-employment from the Superintendent, which statement shall be given to the Administrator in writing within five (5) days after receipt of such request. D. Any non-tenured Administrator who has received such notice of non-employment and statement of reasons shall be entitled to an informal appearance before the Board, provided a written request for hearing is received in the office of the Secretary of the Board within five (5) days after receipt by the Administrator of the statement of reasons. E. Wherever practicable, the informal appearance shall be scheduled and the Board’s determination rendered no later than May 30. The Board’s determination shall not be subject to appeal through the grievance procedure.
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EVALUATION AND TENURE. A. Both parties agree that the annual Administrator appraisals shall reflect an assessment of the Administrator’s performance of the duties reflected in the job description as well as the Administrator’s accomplishment of the annual job targets mutually established by the Administrator and the Superintendent. Non-attainment of the job description performance responsibilities or annual job targets may result in the Administrator’s loss of an annual salary increase in one year and may result, over the course of two successive years, in a recommendation for dismissal. Nothing hereinstated abridges the Board’s right to not renew the contract of any non-tenured Administrator prior to that Administrator having attained tenure per ~ 18A:28-5. B. No later than April 30, the Board shall give to each non-tenured Administrator, continuously employed since the preceding September 30th, either: (1) a written offer of a contract for employment for the next succeeding year providing for usual termination clause on notice and at such salary and benefits as may be agreed upon between the Board and the APSMT and, if the non-tenure Administrator desires to accept such employment he/she shall notify the Board of such acceptance in writing within ten (10) school days after receipt of such an offer; or (2) a written notice that such employment will not be offered. C. Any non-tenured Administrator who receives a notice of non-employment may within five
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