End of Week Seven Sample Clauses

End of Week Seven. If awarded a Second Contract, the Evaluatee will meet with the Evaluation Committee, which will review the materials in the Evaluation File and suggest goals and objectives that the Evaluatee might wish to include in the Plan of Professional Development. The Evaluation Committee may decide to conduct additional observations and will inform the Evaluatee of its decision.
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End of Week Seven. If awarded a Third Contract, the Evaluatee will meet with the Evaluation Committee, which will review the materials in the Evaluation File and suggest a revised Plan of Professional Development, if appropriate. The Evaluation Committee may decide to conduct additional observations and will inform the Evaluatee of its decision.
End of Week Seven. An effort will be made to select an Evaluator and notify the Evaluatee of this selection with the recognition that certain unforeseen circumstances may result in substitutions, as necessary.

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