The Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers Process Sample Clauses

The Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers Process. A) The performance appraisal of experienced teachers shall be conducted in accordance with the Education Act, Regulations, the Ministry of Education Technical Requirements Manual document entitled Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers, 2007 and related Board Administrative Polices, as may be amended from time to time. B) No member of the bargaining unit shall participate in evaluating the performance of another member. C) Upon receipt of the Summative Report Form of the Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers, the teacher may add comments to it shall sign it (with the express understanding that such signature is only an acknowledgement of having received a copy thereof) and return it to the Principal for placement in the teacher’s personnel file at the Board office. Any such comments are to be returned within six (6) working days, which shall be extended with mutual consent in the event of the teacher having received an unsatisfactory appraisal. It is understood that the timelines related to the Performance Appraisal for Experienced Teachers contained in the applicable legislation will be adhered to. D) Voluntary activities shall not be evaluated within the context of the performance appraisal process. E) The name of any teacher having received an unsatisfactory rating on the Performance Appraisal for Experienced Teachers shall be forwarded to the President of the Unit within five (5) working days of the teacher having received the unsatisfactory appraisal rating. F) By October 15th of each school year the Board shall disclose to the Unit the names, if any, of the experienced teachers who are designated to participate in the Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers process in that school year. With mutual agreement, the timelines can be extended.
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The Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers Process. A) The performance appraisal of experienced teachers shall be conducted in accordance with the Education Act, Regulations, the Ministry of Education Technical Requirements Manual document entitled Teacher Performance Appraisal, 2010 and related Board Administrative Policies, as may be amended from time to time. B) No member of the Unit shall participate in the evaluating the performance of an experienced teacher. C) Upon receipt of the Summative Report of a Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers, the teacher may add comments to it, shall sign it (with the express D) Voluntary activities shall not be evaluated within the context of the performance appraisal process. E) The name of any teacher having received an unsatisfactory rating on the Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers shall be forwarded to the President of the Unit within five (5) working days of the teacher having received the unsatisfactory rating. F) By October 15th of each school year the Board shall disclose to the Unit, the names of the experienced teachers who are designated to participate in the performance appraisal of experienced teachers process in that school year. With mutual agreement, the timelines can be extended.
The Performance Appraisal of Experienced Teachers Process. A) The performance appraisal of experienced teachers shall be conducted in accordance with the Education Act, Regulations, the Ministry of Education Technical Requirements Manual document entitled Teacher Performance Appraisal, 2010 and related Board Administrative Polices, as may be amended from time to time. B) No member of the Unit shall participate in evaluating the performance of another member. C) Upon receipt of the Summative Report Form of the Teacher Performance Appraisal, the teacher may add comments to it shall sign it (with the express understanding that such signature is only an acknowledgement of having received a copy thereof) and return it to the Principal for placement in the teacher’s personnel file at the Board office. Any such comments are to be returned within six

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