Non-Teaching Unit Members. 15 The District shall evaluate and assess the performance of non-teaching unit members as it reasonably relates 16 to the elements listed below. For purposes of this article non-teaching unit member positions include, but 18 Counselor, Nurse, Program Specialist, Psychologist, Resource Teacher, and Teacher on Special Assignment.
Non-Teaching Unit Members. School Counselors , Nurses, Librarians, and TOSAs
Non-Teaching Unit Members. Non-teaching unit members will be evaluated using an instrument that relates to their job description. A committee of unit members, appointed by FEA, and administrators shall be formed to develop these instruments. The instruments will be completed by June 30, 2011. The instruments shall be approved by the FEA executive committee prior to its initial use. These positions include nurse, media specialists, speech and language pathologist, guidance counselor, and technology coordinator.
Non-Teaching Unit Members. By mutual written agreement between a non-teaching unit member and his/her 24 supervisor, formal, scheduled observations may be omitted from the evaluation process if the parties develop
Non-Teaching Unit Members. All non-teaching unit members shall be evaluated pursuant to this 30 Article by their immediate supervisor, or by a District Administrator pursuant to provisions of Section 31 10.1.f of this Article.
Non-Teaching Unit Members. Non-teaching unit members will be evaluated using an instrument that relates to their job description. These positions include nurse, media specialists, speech and language pathologist, social worker and guidance counselor.
Non-Teaching Unit Members. By mutual written agreement between a non- 20 observations may be omitted from the evaluation process if the parties 21 develop a mutually acceptable plan which includes a mid-year conference 22 regarding the unit member’s performance as related to the elements. The 23 plan shall be attached to the evaluation agreement.
