Required Signature on Evaluation Documents Sample Clauses

Required Signature on Evaluation Documents. Consistent with Policy 4170 the teacher must sign all documents related to evaluations that are placed into the official District personnel file/record of the teacher. Signatures will be submitted electronically as required within the District’s evaluation program. The teacher’s signature does not indicate agreement with the content of such material. The teacher will be provided with a copy of the signed document, or have access to print the signed document.
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Required Signature on Evaluation Documents. Consistent with Policy 4877 the mental health employee must sign all documents related to evaluations that are placed into the official District personnel file/record of the mental health employee. Signatures will be submitted electronically as required within the District’s evaluation program. The mental health employee’s signature does not indicate agreement with the content of such material. The mental health employee will be provided with a copy of the signed document, or have access to print the signed document.
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Required Signature on Evaluation Documents. Consistent with Policy 4737 the nurse must sign all documents related to evaluations that are placed into the official District personnel file/record of the nurse. Signatures will be submitted electronically as required within the District’s evaluation program. The nurse’s signature does not indicate agreement with the content of such material. The nurse will be provided with a copy of the signed document, or have access to print the signed document.
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Required Signature on Evaluation Documents. Consistent with Policy 4870 the SSP employee must sign all documents related to evaluations that are placed into the official District personnel file/record of the SSP employee. Signatures will be submitted electronically as required within the District’s evaluation program. The SSP employee’s signature does not indicate agreement with the content of such material. The SSP employee will be provided with a copy of the signed document, or have access to print the signed document.
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