CONTINUING EMPLOYMENT—SUPPORT STAFF Sample Clauses

CONTINUING EMPLOYMENT—SUPPORT STAFF. After the probationary period, support staff employees shall be evaluated at least yearly for the first three (3) years of employment. Thereafter, evaluations will be conducted as needed, at least once every three (3) years. Evaluations shall be conducted by supervisory personnel which will include at least one (1) personal observation and evaluation by their Program Coordinator, no later than May 15 for school term Employees and June 15 for twelve month Employees.
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