Progress Check and Remediation Plan Sample Clauses

Progress Check and Remediation Plan. 14.6.3.1. Whenever the evaluator determines that any aspect of an evaluatee's evaluation may be less than satisfactory, the evaluator shall schedule a conference to discuss the evaluatee's progress in achieving objectives and criteria. During this conference, the evaluator shall notify the evaluatee both in writing and verbally of the specific objectives and criteria where satisfactory progress is not being made. 14.6.3.2. Further, the evaluator shall develop a remediation plan which shall set forth: a. The specific areas where improved performance is necessary. b. The resources to be made available to assist the evaluatee which may include peer coaching, the assistance of a mentor teacher or released time to observe other unit members. c. The evaluator's role in assisting the evaluatee in achieving improved performance. d. A timeline for monitoring the evaluatee's performance. e. The evaluator will consult with the appropriate department head in the development of a progress check and remediation plan for itinerant nurses and district counselors. 14.6.3.3. This conference must take place sufficiently in advance of the final evaluation to afford the evaluatee the opportunity to improve, but in no event shall it take place less than fifty (50) work days prior to the date of the final evaluation. Failure to schedule this conference and to meet the provisions of this Section may preclude the evaluator from evaluating an evaluatee as less than satisfactory.
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Progress Check and Remediation Plan. 14.6.3.1. Whenever the evaluator determines that any aspect of an evaluatee's evaluation may be less than satisfactory, the evaluator shall schedule a conference to discuss the evaluatee's progress in achieving objectives and criteria. During this conference, the evaluator shall notify the evaluatee both in writing and verbally of the specific objectives and criteria where satisfactory progress is not being made. 14.6.3.2. Further, the evaluator shall develop a remediation plan which shall set forth: a. The specific areas where improved performance is necessary. b. The resources to be made available to assist the evaluatee which may include peer coaching, the assistance of a mentor teacher or released time to observe other unit members. c. The evaluator's role in assisting the evaluatee in achieving improved performance. d. A timeline for monitoring the evaluatee's performance. e. The evaluator will consult with the appropriate department head in the development of a progress check and remediation plan for itinerant nurses and district counselors. 14.6.3.3. This conference must take place sufficiently in advance of the final evaluation to afford the evaluatee the opportunity to improve, but in no event shall it take place less than fifty (50) work days prior to the date of the final evaluation. Failure to schedule this conference and to meet the provisions of this Section may preclude the evaluator from evaluating an evaluatee as less than satisfactory. 14.6.3.4. If an absence occurs during the remediation period, the evaluator may decide, or the evaluatee may request, that the remediation period should terminate or be postponed to a later date. The evaluator’s decision on this matter shall be final and shall be communicated to the unit member in writing. If the remediation period is terminated, the period shall begin anew when the unit member returns to work, commencing on a date to be established by the evaluator. A unit member whose remediation period is rescheduled in this manner shall not have access to the post and bid process set forth in Section 12.2.
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Progress Check and Remediation Plan. 14.6.3.1. Whenever the evaluator determines that any aspect of an evaluatee's evaluation may be less than satisfactory, the evaluator shall schedule a conference to discuss the evaluatee's progress in achieving objectives and criteria. During this conference, the evaluator shall notify the evaluatee both in writing and verbally of the specific objectives and criteria where satisfactory progress is not being made. 14.6.3.2. Further, the evaluator shall develop a remediation plan which shall set forth: a.14.6.3.2.1. The specific areas where improved performance is necessary. b.14.6.3.2.2. The resources to be made available to assist the evaluatee, which may include peer coaching, the assistance of a mentor teacher or released time to observe other unit members. c.14.6.3.2.3. The evaluator's role in assisting the evaluatee in achieving improved performance.
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Progress Check and Remediation Plan. 13.9.1 Whenever the evaluator determines that any aspect of an evaluatee's evaluation may be unsatisfactory or requires improvement, the evaluator shall schedule a conference to discuss the evaluatee's progress in achieving goals. During this conference, the evaluator shall notify the evaluatee both in writing and verbally of the specific objectives and criteria where satisfactory progress is not being made. 13.9.2 Further, the evaluator shall develop a remediation plan which shall set forth: a. The specific areas where improved performance is necessary. b. The resources to be made available to assist the evaluatee which may include peer coaching, the assistance of a mentor teacher, or released time to observe other unit members. c. The evaluator's role in assisting the evaluatee in achieving necessary improved performance. d. A timeline for monitoring the evaluatee's performance.
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