Evaluation Process Timeline Sample Clauses

Evaluation Process Timeline. Except as provided in other sections of the Agreement, the following timelines shall be followed whenever possible. Because the evaluation process is a critical part of the tenure decision, failure to follow prescribed evaluation timelines should be a rare exception. Whenever possible, any deviation shall be documented and mutually agreed upon by the Committee and evaluatee.
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Evaluation Process Timeline. The PFEC process will be followed during each evaluation period until final recommendation is made. For short-term courses, courses that begin after the first week of the semester, and courses that end before the final week of the semester, the PFEC chair will modify the student-evaluation timeline so that student evaluations and worksite observations occur after the course is 50% complete. Any other deviations from the timeline requires mutual agreement of the District and the CRFO.
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Evaluation Process Timeline. The PFEC process will be followed during each evaluation period until final recommendation is made.
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Evaluation Process Timeline. Except as provided in other sections of the Agreement, the following timelines are guidelines and should be flexible as necessary.
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Evaluation Process Timeline. The timelines listed in Article 12.9E are guidelines and should be flexible, as necessary.
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