Common use of Plan of Improvement Clause in Contracts

Plan of Improvement. If a plan of improvement is necessary, the employee’s evaluator/supervisor will use the district-approved procedures, protocols, and/or related forms. The plan will include a statement indicating how the district will assist with the improvement efforts. If an employee is put on a plan of improvement, the employee will be on the plan a maximum of 60 days. Tahlequah Public Schools Support Evaluation Form EMPLOYEE DATE POSITION SITE Definition of Evaluative Terms: Exceeds Expectations: Job performance exceeds what is reasonably expected of an individual in this classification. Meets Expectations: Job performance meets what is reasonably expected of an individual in this classification. Needs Improvement: Job performance is generally below expectations Does not Meet Expectations: Job performance is so far below expectations as to be unacceptable. Performance Factors Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations Needs Improvement Does Not Meet Expectations