Common use of Performance Rubric Clause in Contracts

Performance Rubric. a. Each teacher will be observed formally a minimum of two (2) times each year by his/her evaluator. These observations may be announced and will cover at least thirty (30) minutes of instruction. If possible, the Evaluation Committee recommends evaluators stay for a full instructional period for middle school and high school teachers and a complete lesson for elementary school teachers. Upon the request of the teacher, a pre- observation conference shall be scheduled at a mutually agreeable time during the grading period in which an observation takes place. The pre- observation conference will be used for the teacher to explain plans and objectives for the work situation to be observed and to gather any information specific to the students and teacher, such as students on IEPs, gifted students, and/or special circumstances. b. If the Board has entered into a limited contract or an extended limited contract with a teacher pursuant to section 3319.11 of the Ohio Revised Code, the Board shall perform a minimum of three (3) formal observations during the evaluation cycle in any school year in which the Board may wish to declare its intention not to re-employ a teacher pursuant to section 3319.11 of the Revised Code. c. Each teacher will be observed through a minimum of two (2) walkthroughs each year by his/her evaluator. Every walkthrough completed by an evaluator will be used as part of the teacher evaluation. d. The post conference discussion between the evaluator and teacher should focus on identified area(s) of support. At this conference, the teacher may bring additional evidence from the observed lesson for the evaluator to consider before determining a holistic rating. Other key elements of the post-conference are determining area(s) of focus and discussing progress on the focus area(s). Post conferences generally may be held within ten (10) days after each observation.

Performance Rubric. a. Each teacher will be observed formally a minimum of two (2) 2 times each year by his/her evaluator. These observations may be announced and will cover at least thirty (30) 30 minutes of instruction. If possible, the Evaluation Committee recommends evaluators stay for a full instructional period for middle school and high school teachers and a complete lesson for elementary school teachers. Upon the request of the teacher, a pre- pre-observation conference shall be scheduled at a mutually agreeable time during the grading period in which an observation takes place. The pre- pre-observation conference will be used for the teacher to explain plans and objectives for the work situation to be observed and to gather any information specific to the students and teacher, such as students on IEPs, gifted students, and/or special circumstances. b. If the Board has entered into a limited contract or an extended limited contract with a teacher pursuant to section 3319.11 of the Ohio Revised Code, the Board shall perform a minimum of three (3) formal observations during the evaluation cycle in any school year in which the Board may wish to declare its intention not to re-employ a teacher pursuant to section 3319.11 of the Revised Code. c. Each teacher will be observed through a minimum of two (2) 2 walkthroughs each year by his/her evaluator. Every walkthrough completed by an evaluator will be used as part of the teacher evaluation. d. The post post-observation conference discussion between will serve to allow teachers to clarify anything that was scripted by the evaluator evaluator, to provide reflection and teacher should focus feedback on identified area(s) of support. At this conference, the teacher may bring additional evidence from the observed lesson and to identify strategies and resources for the evaluator teacher to consider before determining a holistic ratingincorporate into lessons to increase effectiveness. Other key elements of the post-conference are determining area(s) of focus and discussing progress on the focus area(s). Post Post- observation conferences generally may be held within ten (10) days after each observation.