Workstation Visitations. 1. To provide the opportunity to visit classroom work stations with the least interruption to the teaching process, the following guidelines are set forth:
Workstation Visitations. The District and employees recognize that frequent or unannounced interruptions can be detrimental to the educational process. To facilitate visits with the least interruption to the learning process, the following guidelines are established:
1. All visitors to a classroom shall obtain prior approval from the administrator after consulting with the employee.
2. The administrator in consultation with the employee will arrange an acceptable time for the classroom visit and at the request of the employee; the administrator will be in attendance.
3. The administrator will inform the visitor that the employee is entitled to a copy of any notes made during the visitation prior to allowing the visitation to occur.
4. Employees shall have twenty-four (24) hour notice prior to the visitation and shall have the opportunity to confer with work station visitors both before and after the visitation. If in the opinion of the employee, after consultation with the administrator, the planned visitation would be disruptive, the employee may determine that such visitation shall not take place. This section does not apply to District employees visiting classrooms pursuant to their role with the District.
Workstation Visitations. To provide individuals the opportunity to visit classrooms with the least interruptions of the teaching process, the following will be adhered to: All visitors to a classroom will first obtain approval from the Administrator or his/her designee and the classroom teacher to be observed. The time for the visit is to be arranged after the administrator confers with the employee to be observed. Any visitor attending classroom activities must have a clearly defined purpose of such visit. Employees shall be afforded the opportunity to confer with the visitor after leaving the visitation, provided the visitor concurs. If the visitor/observer becomes a disruptive influence, the teacher has the right to terminate the observation at that time. Maximum number of observers at any one time shall be two.
