Letters of Recommendation. You must write a reasonable number of recommendation letters each year in response to student requests.
Letters of Recommendation. If an employee requests a letter of recommendation from the administrator or their supervisor, and the administrator or their supervisor agrees to write one, a copy of such letter shall be placed in their personnel file upon the teacher’s request.
Letters of Recommendation. District Administration will meet with the High School Administrators in an attempt to find ways to provide recognition of and relief for those teachers who write many letters of recommendation for scholarships and college applications. Such relief might include released time, comp time, adjunct duty credit or other appropriate means as suggested by members of the High School Administration.
Letters of Recommendation. Minimum 2 Score: 0 to 2 points • The scoring of the recommendation will rate the candidate using the following scale: • The two evaluations will be averaged 0-29 = Do not recommend (0 Points) 30-39 = Recommend (1 Point) 40-50 = Recommend strongly (2 Points)
Letters of Recommendation. The House Officer may request letters of recommendation from Rush Medical College faculty. The individual faculty member, at his/her discretion, may request that the House Officer sign a letter waiving his/her right to review the letter(s) of recommendation.
Letters of Recommendation. 5. No employee shall be overtly or indirectly pressured by the District to seek a voluntary transfer.
Letters of Recommendation. A. The members and/or the Union shall not make comments to prospective employers of members who have retired from or otherwise terminated employment with the City. All communication with prospective employers about former employees shall be by City Manager, or his designee.
Letters of Recommendation. All applicants shall receive 1 extra point for each letter of recommendation submitted with a maximum of 2 points in this category.
Letters of Recommendation. Teachers receiving students’ requests for letters of recommendation will annually be provided with released time as follows: Number of Letters Requested Amount of Released Time 16+ 1 full day Such release time may be scheduled in increments of no less than one-quarter day and shall only be utilized for this given purpose. Teachers shall be on campus during this release time.
Letters of Recommendation. The applicant for a competency card, in any contractor classification, shall provide to the Licensing Board a letter of recommendation from a contractor holding an active current Certificate of Competency in the applicant’s field and one (1) letter of recommendation each from any two (2) of the following categories of persons or entities. Such letters shall be notarized, dated not more than six (6) months prior to submission, and address the moral character, experience and other attributes of the applicant that the author feels is important for one in whom trust is placed:
