Evaluation of classified employees on their skills, abilities, and competence is an ongoing process supervised by the superintendent. The goal of the formal evaluation of classified employees is to maintain classified employees who meet or exceed the board’s standards of performance, to clarify each classified employee’s role, to ascertain the areas in need of improvement, to clarify the immediate priorities of the board, and to develop a working relationship between the administrators and other employees.
It is the responsibility of the superintendent to ensure classified employees are formally evaluated annually. New and probationary classified employees are formally evaluated at least twice a year.
The Superintendent of Schools, building principals, and supervisors shall be responsible for the continuous evaluation of the classified employees of the East Buchanan Community School District.
Legal Reference: Aplington Community School District v. PERB, 392 N.W. 2d 495 (Iowa 1986).
Saydel Education Association v. PERB, 333 N.W. 2d 486 (Iowa 1983).
Iowa Code Sect. 20.9; 279.14.
281 I.A.C. 12.3(3).
Cross Reference: 411.2 Classified Employee Qualifications, Recruitment, Selection
411.8 Classified Employee Probationary Status
Approved: March 8, 2000
Last Reviewed: June 14, 2023
EAST BUCHANAN CSD BOARD POLICY
Date: Employee: Position: .
NEEDS
OUTSTANDING SATISFACTORY IMPROVEMENT
JOB PERFORMANCE
Able to perform the duties as outlined in
job description
COOPERATION
Team work - contributes to the team effort
readily accepts suggestions, interacts,
appropriately with staff and students.
RESPONSIBILITY
Dependable, uses time efficiently. Has
a good attendance record.
INITIATIVE
Self starter, task oriented, offers
practical suggestions, highly motivated.
LOYALTY
Understands district policy and
philosophy, respects confidentiality of
district business, portrays the school in
a positive manner.
Supervisor’s Comments:
Recommended for continued employment: Yes No
Note to Employee being evaluated: Do you desire a conference with your supervisor for the purpose of responding to this evaluation?
Yes No
Employee's Comments:
Signature of Employee does not necessarily indicate agreement, but it does indicate knowledge of the contents of the evaluation. If you wish, you may schedule a conference with your supervisor to discuss this evaluation.
Signature of Employee Signature of Supervisor
FIRST COPY-Employee SECOND COPY-Supervisor THIRD COPY-Business Office