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Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on at least two formal observations and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal shall receive at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughs. Teachers with continuing contracts who receive a rating of “Accomplished” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every three years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Teachers with a continuing contract who receive a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every two years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalism. Additional Criteria for Performance Assessment A teacher’s performance shall be assessed based on the Ohio Educator Standards (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching and the criteria set forth in the evaluation instrument. Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidence, demonstrated in various forms, provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluator, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the permission of the teacher.

Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on at least two formal observations and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal non-renewal shall receive at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughswalkthroughs (minimum of 2 walkthroughs per evaluation). Such teacher may request, in writing, that an additional observation be conducted by another credentialed evaluator, on or before March 15. Teachers who have been granted a continuing contract in accordance with continuing contracts Ohio Revised Code Section 3319.11 and who receive receives a rating of “Accomplished” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every three years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Teachers with who have been granted a continuing contract who in accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 3319.11 and receive a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every two years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalism, set forth in OTES. Additional Criteria for Performance Assessment A teacher’s performance shall be assessed based on the Ohio Educator Standards (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching and the criteria set forth in the evaluation instrument. Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidence, demonstrated in various forms, evidence provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluator, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. Data collected as evidence of teacher practice may be quantitative, qualitative, or a combination of both aligned with the OTES rubric and the Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession. Quantitative data includes frequencies, distributions and other counts or tallies. Qualitative data can include scripted notes detailing patterns of activities, vocabulary used, and events observed. In both cases accuracy is essential to ensure the credibility of the process and the evaluator. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the written permission of the teacher.

Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on two (2) formal observations of at least two formal observations thirty (30) minutes each and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal based on performance shall receive three (3) formal observations of at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughsthirty (30) minutes unless the Superintendent waives the third observation. Teachers with A teacher who has been granted a continuing contracts contract by the Board of Education and who receive receives a rating of “Accomplished” on his/her most recent evaluation may shall be evaluated once every three years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher(3) years per ORC 3319.111. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Teachers with A teacher who has been granted a continuing contract by the Board of Education and who receive receives a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent evaluation may shall be evaluated once every two years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year(2) years per ORC 3319.111. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalism. Additional Criteria for Performance Assessment .“ Formal Observation Procedure A teacher’s performance minimum of two (2) formal observations shall be assessed based conducted to support summative evaluation. A formal observation shall last a minimum of thirty (30) continuous minutes. Efforts will be made by evaluators to facilitate a longitudinal view of a teacher's performance by appropriately spacing the observations. At a minimum, there shall be at least fifteen (15) days between formal non-continuous observations. All formal observations shall be preceded by a conference between the evaluator and the employee at a time mutually agreed but at least three (3) working days prior to the observation in order for the employee to explain plans and objectives for the classroom situation to be observed. At the pre-observation conference teachers shall provide evidence for the classroom situation to be observed on the Ohio Educator Standards pre-observation form (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching Appendix). Each observation will be announced unless there is mutual agreement upon between evaluator and the criteria set forth employee. There will be at least 72 hour notice prior to the announced observation. A post-observation conference shall be held after each formal observation. The post conference will be held on a mutually agreed upon date within 5 work days after the formal observation. The conference shall be used to inform the teacher if observed instructional practices are aligned with the expectations that are identified in the evaluation instrument. Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession as defined in the Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidencePerformance Evaluation Rubric, demonstrated in various forms, provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluatorprofessional growth or improvement plan, afford the teacher the opportunity to provide additional evidence of performance, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the permission of the teacherdiscuss professional development opportunities.

Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher‟teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on at least two formal observations and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal shall receive at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughs. Teachers with A teacher who has been granted a continuing contracts contract by the board of education and who receive receives a rating of “Accomplished‟Accomplished” on his/her most recent evaluation may shall be evaluated once every three years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent other school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Teachers with a continuing contract who receive a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every two years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher ‟Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalism, set forth in the Appendix. Additional Criteria for Performance Assessment A teacher’s performance shall be assessed based on the Ohio Educator Standards (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching and the criteria set forth in the evaluation instrumentinstrument (See Appendix H). Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidence, demonstrated in various forms, evidence provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluator, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the permission of the teacher. Formal Observation Procedure A minimum of two (2) formal observations shall be conducted. A formal observation shall last a minimum of thirty (30) continuous minutes. There shall be at least two weeks between formal non-continuous observations (6 for teachers on a Remediation Plan), unless otherwise agreed by the teacher. Teachers shall not receive a formal observation on a day before or after any break of more than three (3) days.

Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on at least two formal observations and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal non-renewal shall receive at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughswalkthroughs (minimum of 2 walkthroughs per evaluation). Such teacher may request, in writing, that an additional observation be conducted by another credentialed evaluator, on or before March 15. Teachers who have been granted a continuing contract in accordance with continuing contracts Ohio Revised Code Section 3319.11 and who receive receives a rating of “Accomplished” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every three years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Teachers with who have been granted a continuing contract who in accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 3319.11 and receive a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent evaluation may be evaluated once every two years, so long as the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must be held each year. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalism, set forth in the Appendix. Additional Criteria for Performance Assessment A teacher’s performance shall be assessed based on the Ohio Educator Standards (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching and the criteria set forth in the evaluation instrument, (See Appendix). Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidence, demonstrated in various forms, evidence provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluator, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. Data collected as evidence of teacher practice may be quantitative, qualitative, or a combination of both aligned with the OTES rubric and the Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession. Quantitative data includes frequencies, distributions and other counts or tallies. Qualitative data can include scripted notes detailing patterns of activities, vocabulary used, and events observed. In both cases accuracy is essential to ensure the credibility of the process and the evaluator. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the written permission of the teacher.

Formal Observation and Classroom Walkthrough Sequence. Schedule of Evaluation All instructors who meet the definition of “teacher” under R.C. 3319.111 and this policy shall be evaluated based on at least two formal observations and periodic classroom walkthroughs each school year. Unless mutually agreed upon with his/her evaluator, no teacher shall be evaluated more than once annually. • Teachers on a limited contract who are under consideration for renewal/nonrenewal shall receive at least three formal observations in addition to periodic classroom walkthroughs. Teachers with continuing contracts who receive a • Each teacher assigned an evaluation rating of “Accomplished” on his/her the teacher’s most recent evaluation may will be evaluated once every three years, so long as and each teacher assigned an evaluation rating of “Skilled” on the teacher’s student academic growth measure for the most recent school year for which data is available available, is average or of higher, as determined by the Ohio Department of Education. HoweverIn any year the teacher is not formally evaluated, at least one observation, which includes a observation will be conducted and at least one conference with the teacher, must will be held held. Student academic growth data will be reported for each teacher by May 10th of each year. Teachers with Should a continuing contract who receive a rating of “Skilled” on his/her most recent teacher’s academic growth data be below average in any year an evaluation may is not completed, the teacher will be evaluated once every two yearsthe next school year. • The Board may elect not to conduct an evaluation of a teacher who is on leave from the school district for fifty percent (50%) or more of the school year, so long as calculated by the teacher’s student academic growth measure for Board, or who has submitted notice of retirement and that notice has been accepted by the most recent Board not later than December 1 of the school year for in which data the evaluation is available is average or higher. However, at least one observation, which includes a conference with the teacher, must otherwise scheduled to be held each yearconducted. Evaluations will be completed by May 1st and each teacher will be provided a written report of the results of his/her evaluation by May 10th. Written notice of nonrenewal will be provided by June 1st. In evaluating teacher performance in these areas, the Board shall utilize the measures set forth by the Ohio Department of Education’s OTES “Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric” for instructional planning, instruction and assessment, and professionalismprofessionalism as they may be modified from time to time. Additional Criteria for Performance Each teacher evaluated under this policy shall annually complete a “Self-Assessment,” utilizing the Self- Assessment A teacher’s performance shall be assessed based on the Ohio Educator Standards (or comparable standards) and rubrics for teaching and the criteria set forth in the evaluation instrument. Teacher instructional performance assessments shall be based solely on the evidence, demonstrated in various forms, provided by the teacher, on the formal observations of the teacher by the teacher’s assigned evaluator, and the walkthroughs that are set forth in this agreement. All monitoring or observation of the instructional/classroom performance of a teacher shall be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the teacher. All results and conclusions of performance assessments shall be documented and supported by evidence. In implementing performance assessments, the District shall conduct all assessments so as to observe the legal and constitutional rights of teachers; and no teacher performance information shall be collected by video or audio devices without the permission of the teacherSummary Tool.