Surprise Bar Sample Clauses

Surprise Bar. Any item on the Evaluation Form that is marked with an "Unsatisfactory" must have been preceded with a written statement and/or formal conference with the employee in order to provide notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvement and reasonable time and opportunity for improvement.
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Surprise Bar. Any item on the Evaluation Form that is marked with an “Unsatisfactory” must have 37 been preceded with a written statement and/or formal conference with the employee in order to 38 provide notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvements and reasonable time and 39 opportunity for improvement.
Surprise Bar. Any item on the Final Evaluation report that is marked with an "Unsatisfactory" must have been preceded with a written statement and/or formal conference with the employee in order to provide notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvement, and reasonable time and opportunity for improvement.
Surprise Bar. For continuing contract employees any item on the Evaluation Form that is marked with a "Needs Improvement" or "Unsatisfactory" must have been preceded by a written or oral notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvement, and reasonable time and opportunity for improvement.
Surprise Bar. Any item on the evaluation report that is marked with an “Unsatisfactory” must have been preceded with a written statement and/or formal conference with the employee in order to provide notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvement, and reasonable time and opportunity for improvement. If an employee received an unsatisfactory in an area of evaluation, the evaluator will help develop an improvement plan prior to the end of the school year.
Surprise Bar. Any item on the Evaluation Form that is marked with an “Unsatisfactory” must have been preceded with a written statement and/or formal conference with the teacher in order to provide notice of the problem, specific suggestions for improvement, and reasonable time and opportunity for improvement. Use of Evaluation Results Evaluation results shall be private and confidential and shall be used:
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