Common use of Traditional Evaluation Clause in Contracts

Traditional Evaluation. An evaluation conducted by an administrator that entails at least two classroom observations (one per semester) and a summative final evaluation report and conference. Temporary, probationary 1, probationary 2 teachers, teachers with emergency or provisional credentials, and on cycle permanent teachers will be evaluated by an administrator using the traditional evaluation process, except in the case of a permanent teacher who is participating in the alternative evaluation process. As part of the traditional evaluation process, there will be a minimum of two formal observations (one per semester) during the school year in addition to regular informal observations. For non-tenured members there will be a minimum of two formal observations in the first semester and a minimum of one formal observation in the second semester. Formal observations will be announced in advance by the administrator. Following a formal observation, the administrator will provide the unit member with a written observation report. A post- observation meeting will be held at the request of either the administrator or the unit member.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Mutual Agreement of Trust, Mutual Agreement of Trust