Evaluation (Non-Classroom Employees Sample Clauses

Evaluation (Non-Classroom Employees. 8 5.1 Any evaluation reports, hereunder, shall be completed by the immediate 9 Supervisor or his/her designee. The designee may include one or more of the 10 following: Assistant Principals, Directors, District Program Specialists, Supervisors, 11 Assistant Superintendents, or the Superintendent. The recommendation for 12 permanency, however, must be made by the immediate Supervisor. District 13 administration shall evaluate all regular unit employees in writing as follows:
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Evaluation (Non-Classroom Employees. 5.1 Any evaluation reports, hereunder, shall be completed by the immediate Supervisor or their designee. The designee may include one or more of the following: Assistant Principals, Directors, District Program Specialists, Supervisors, Assistant Superintendents, or the Superintendent. The recommendation for permanency, however, must be made by the immediate Supervisor. District administration shall evaluate all regular unit employees in writing as follows. Regardless of who completes the formal evaluation, the immediate supervisor shall provide input to Human Resources related to permanency. The timeline for completion shall be in accordance with EXHIBIT G.
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