Evaluation Procedures and Methods Sample Clauses

Evaluation Procedures and Methods. 9.4.1 The District shall ordinarily conduct three (3) formal observations, each of which shall normally extend for a period of not less than twenty (20) minutes and shall be scheduled with the unit member at least two (2) duty days in advance. With the agreement of both the unit member and the evaluator, the number of formal observations may be reduced to two (2) or one (1) in cases of obvious satisfactory performance by permanent unit members. If the evaluator schedules additional observations, the unit member may submit a written request for an explanation, and receive a written rationale from the identified evaluator.
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