Public Charges. 3.06.1 Any anonymous or unsubstantiated public complaint shall not be used in a member’s evaluation or included in a member’s personnel file. If the administration decides that a complaint received about a member is not serious enough to warrant a meeting with the member, subsequent evaluations shall contain no reference to the complaint.
Public Charges. The purpose of this procedure is to provide a balanced and fair procedure to the employee charged and to the citizen making an adverse public charge against an employee at a Board of Education meeting.
Public Charges. 10.3.1 A copy of any written complaint from a citizen or school official about an employee shall be forwarded within two (2) working days to the employee by the Tulare County Office of Education. Said complaint shall not be entered into the employee's official personnel file until and unless the following steps have been completed:
Public Charges. 13.1 Public charges of a derogatory or critical nature shall be fairly and impartially investigated, corroborated and, if possible, verified prior to disciplinary action of the charged employee or prior to inclusion in employee's evaluation or personnel file. The employee has the right to respond to these charges in writing and to have such response made a part of his/her personnel file.
Public Charges. No negative or unsatisfactory evaluation shall be predicated upon information or material of a derogatory or critical nature which has been received by the evaluator from students, parents or members of the public unless the following procedures have been followed:
Public Charges. 10.1 Before material from public complaints which the District has determined should lead to discipline is entered into a unit member's file, the unit member shall be afforded the opportunity for a hearing before the Superintendent, or his designee.
Public Charges. 15.1 Except as provided in Article 15.3 below, no negative and/or unsatisfactory evaluation or disciplinary action shall be predicated upon information or material of a derogatory or critical nature which has been received by the evaluator or District administration from students, parents, and/or citizens, unless the following procedures have been followed:
Public Charges. 32.1 It shall be the policy of the District to afford students, parents and other members of the community with an opportunity to present concerns involving College personnel.
Public Charges. 9.1 Any material complaint from a citizen or parent about a unit member shall be reported to the unit member by the administrator receiving this complaint as soon as practicable, but in no event later than within twenty (20) days of the actual event or when the complainant reasonably shall be expected to have knowledge of the complaint.
Public Charges. In order to promote fair and constructive communication, the following procedures shall govern the resolution of complaints. Every effort should be made to resolve a complaint at the earliest possible stage and as quickly as possible.
