Appendix B Superintendent Performance Evaluation Form

Similar documents
SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION

SUPERINTENDENT GOALS ASSESSMENT

The superintendent routinely considers school or corporation goals when making personnel decisions.

BOSA COMPETENCY MATRIX Minnesota Administrative Licensure. Superintendent

Competency Model. Level B. Level C Applies to: Manager Coordinator. Applies to: Assistant Vice President Assistant Dean Director

O VERVIEW. This evaluation tool will help answer the questions:

Pacific Grove Unified School District Superintendent s Goals & Objectives

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA JOB DESCRIPTION

Pacific Grove Unified School District Superintendent s Goals & Objectives 2017/18

1. The Director of Human Resources (Recruiting) shall have the general qualifications of a teacher as prescribed by the State Department of Education.

BELLEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Director of Operations/Chief Talent Officer

CAPE ELIZABETH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Job Description

AUGUST 20, 2012 EVALUATION PLAN FOR: RICHARD A. ARKANOFF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CENTER GROVE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION

SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. Reports to: Executive Director, Middle or High Schools

BOSA COMPETENCY MATRIX Minnesota Administrative Licensure. K - 12 Principal

GENERAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Guide to the Chief School Administrator Evaluation Process

Texas Association of School Boards Sample Superintendent Evaluation Instrument

Cover Letter to County Boards and Superintendents

ROLE OF CEO IN AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ASHOK KUMAR CEO INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL (GROUP OF SCHOOLS) DUBAI

DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS

Mott Community College Job Description

UC Core Competency Model

FRAMEWORK FOR POLICY DEVELOPMENT

Field Experience Handbook

JOB DESCRIPTION. Civic Engagement/Volunteering/Noon Coordinator Voluntary and community sector organisations, students, UEL Schools and Services

PORTAGE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1000/page 1 of ADMINISTRATION District Organization 1110 Assessment of District Goals

Job Description. Director, Athletics & Recreation. Vice Provost, Student Engagement. Job purpose

School Governance Position Statement Spring 2016

The position reports directly to the President and indirectly to the Board of Directors.

Position Title: Vice President (Regional Campuses, Properties and Facilities) Position Number: FVC156

STANDARDS- BASED SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION FORM

UC Davis Career Compass Core Competencies Model

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC.

SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION. 1 Copyright 2015 by the New York State School Boards Association

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER - WATER UTILITY ENTERPRISE

PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES AND DELIVERY

Superintendent s Entry Plan The First 100 Days. Kenneth R. Bossert, Ed. D.

Teacher and Leader Effectiveness Assessing the Effectiveness of a Leader Induction Program

SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION

ELK GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. CLASS TITLE: Deputy Superintendent of Educational Services and Schools

COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATION IN EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN FLORIDA, Fourth Edition 2012

NON - EXEMPT EMPLOYEE

Section I Success Strategies for Leadership Team Evaluation:

SUMMERVILLE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governance Handbook 2013

Job Fact Sheet 1) POSITION IDENTIFICATION. President & Chief Executive Officer. Job Number ADM 01. Date JFS Created April 2011

ROCKLIN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT JOB DESCRIPTION

The School District of Lee County Division of Operations

Nicholls State University Human Resources 2014 Annual Plan Assessment

JOB DESCRIPTION. PERSONNEL EVALUATION RESPONSIBILITY: Professional and non professional personnel if delegated by the principal

JOB DESCRIPTION AND EXPECTATIONS. Lead Faculty, B.S. Biological Sciences Dept. Dean, College of Science and Integrative Health

NON - EXEMPT EMPLOYEE SELF APPRAISAL

SCU OF HEALTH SCIENCES Job Description. JOB TITLE: Undergraduate Studies Faculty Coordinator

Leadership Opportunity

2 Superintendent Evaluation Overview 8 Timeline and Action. SAMPLES: 31 Sample Evaluation Summary 32 Goal-Setting Worksheet

Wayne-Westland Community School District. Assistant Superintendent of Climate, Culture and Social Emotional Supports

Executive Director Position Profile

DEAN, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Board & Superintendent

NYS BOCES DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION New York State Education Department

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SEARCH


Board & Superintendent

NDSBA SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION TEMPLATE

Washington Standards-Based Superintendent Framework

How it works: Questions from the OCAT 2.0

Sample SCHOOL HEAD EVALUATION JOB DESCRIPTION

Key Points Relating to Superintendent Evaluation

Southeast Technical Institute JOB DESCRIPTION. Vice President of Academic Affairs

MID-PLAINS COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD POLICY INDEX PRESIDENT Monitoring Presidential Performance President s Absence, Delegation of Authority

Executive Director Self-Evaluation

NONPROFIT BOARD SELF-APPRAISAL / DISCOVERY TOOL

JOB DESCRIPTION & PERSON SPECIFICATION Assistant Head Teacher March 2017 GRADE: L11-15

LEADER INDUCTION PROGRAM ASSESSMENT (PRE-ASSESSMENT AND POST-ASSESSMENT) Pre-Assessment Date: Post-Assessment Date:

Program Learning Outcomes

WHITEPAPER. Sirota Dynamic Alignment Model Competency Alignment

NZ POLICE CORE COMPETENCIES. Communicate, Partner, Solve, Deliver, Lead, Innovate, Develop HOW WE DO THINGS: OUR CORE COMPETENCIES

DRAFT December 21, 2017

Thomas B. Fordham Foundation Sponsorship Application Organizational Plan Organizational Plan: B.1. B.1. Governing Body

DIRECTOR TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS: SAMPLE SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL February 2015

University of California, Los Angeles Employee Performance Evaluation Form

DIMENSIONS OF PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Introduction

A D V A N C E M E N T D I R E C T O R (MID- E A S T E R N U. S.) P O S I T I O N D E S C R I P T I O N

CITY OF BOULDER POSITION DESCRIPTION DATE: 11/2010. DEPARTMENT/DIVISION: Boulder Public Library

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION SERVICES

Southern California Public Power Authority Position Description

VICE CHANCELLOR, HUMAN RESOURCES AND EMPLOYEE RELATIONS

POSITION DESCRIPTION. TITLE: Associate Vice President, Instruction and Student CATEGORY: Administrative. FLSA STATUS: Exempt GRADE: F

PSBA Standards Effective School Governance

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

CHUGAI PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD

JOB DESCRIPTION. JOB TITLE: Director of Data Analysis and Accountability JOB CODE: #4-2047

DISTRICT TRANSFORMATION PLAN COMPONENTS

Instructional Leader Preparation Program Approval Review. Final Report for: Cumberland University

POSITION DESCRIPTION. Senior Director of Innovation and Commercialization Location:

THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS VICE PRESIDENT HUMAN RESOURCES

THE CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS INVITES YOUR INTEREST FOR THE POSITION OF DEPUTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Deputy Finance Director

Mott Community College Job Description

4. Providing community leadership and advocacy at the local, state and national levels on behalf of children, district programs and public education

Transcription:

This evaluation tool uses the below assessment measures as a basis for indicating your impression of the superintendent s performance in the areas of Student Growth and Achievement; Organizational Leadership; District Operations and Financial Management; Communication and Community Relations; Human Resource Management; and Professionalism. Performance is clearly outstanding Performance is superior, far exceeding expectations Performance is exceptional on a regular or continuous basis the superintendent far outperforms relative to minimum expectations Adequately performs all functions within the role, meeting or occasionally exceeding expectations Performance is adequate, meeting or occasionally exceeding standards or expectations generally associated with performance Needs Periodically fails to meet expectations associated with assigned tasks, targeted goals, or professional competencies Performance is less than adequate on a periodic or frequent basis the superintendent may be developing within the position, but needs to improve to be considered proficient Performance is below acceptable levels Fails to meet most expectations associated with the role of superintendent substantial professional improvement is needed before the superintendent can be considered proficient in the role The superintendent is evaluated on each of six s. Objective Performance Standards should be included in the superintendent s contract, and are the basis for the overall performance rating made available to the public at the completion of the performance review. Below each are several customizable that may help board members and the Board to assess overall performance in each Standard. Boards are encouraged at the beginning of the evaluation cycle to discuss each to determine if and what changes should be made to the so that they remain representative of the collective expectations of the Board. Superintendent s Name Evaluator s Name School Year 1

Using the ratings described above, place an X in the appropriate box indicating the superintendent s performance in each area. Student Growth and Achievement Superintendent uses multiple data sources to assess student success and growth as appropriate, specific to needs within the district and as determined annually in collaboration with the board of school directors. Annual or other district performance objectives are articulated and clearly achieved under the direction of the superintendent relative to PSSA, PVAAS, and other locally determined measures. Effectively works with the Board to develop and monitor district policy and administrative regulations related to Student Growth and Achievement Demonstrates understanding and appropriate use of performance measures established within the district in support of specific goals and initiatives Appropriately monitors student achievement on PSSA tests and has actively developed successful strategies for improvement including meeting annual requirements for Adequate Yearly Progress Monitors, oversees, and encourages use of PVAAS data among professional staff with regard to making curricular, staffing, and strategic planning decisions within the district Has ensured all performance targets for staff and students have been met for the most current evaluation period Needs How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of Student Growth and Achievement? 2

Organizational Leadership Superintendent has worked collaboratively with the Board to develop a vision for the district, displays an ability to identify and rectify problems affecting the district, works collaboratively with district administration to ensure best practices for instruction, supervision, curriculum development, and management are being utilized, and works to influence the climate and culture of the district. Effectively works with the board to develop and monitor district policy and administrative regulations related to Organizational Leadership Has ensured priorities and initiatives are in alignment with a clearly defined and well-articulated vision for the district Has developed and implemented operational plans and processes to accomplish strategic goals Demonstrates an ability to assist and motivate others in achieving personal, professional, and district goals Is skilled in identifying, analyzing, and resolving problems that impact the district Maintains a regular presence in district buildings and at district events for the purpose of monitoring effectiveness of programming Uses strategic initiatives and district performance data to identify appropriate professional development opportunities for staff within the district Works appropriately within the role of instructional leader, while providing clear direction for teachers and administrators regarding curricular decisions Demonstrates clear understanding of board/superintendent relationship including appropriate roles and responsibilities Ensures compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws/regulations Needs How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of Organizational Leadership? 3

District Operations and Financial Management Superintendent manages effectively, ensuring completion of activities associated with the annual budget; overseeing distribution of resources in support of district priorities; and directing overall operational activities within the district. Needs Effectively works with the board to develop and monitor district policy and administrative regulations related to District Operations and Financial Management Regularly assesses state of district facilities and equipment and develops replacement and updating schedules as appropriate Demonstrates knowledge appropriate to the role of the superintendent regarding all financial and budgeting issues Works with the board and district business official to successfully accomplish financial and budgetary priorities including meeting all timelines associated with the annual budget Develops contingency plans designed to address anticipated and unanticipated budgetary necessities Provides regular as requested financial and budgetary reports to the board Ensures end-of-year results are consistent with budgetary planning expectations How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of District Operations and Financial Management? 4

Communication and Community Relations Superintendent communicates with and effectively engages the staff, the board, and members of the community, clearly articulating district goals and priorities, addressing local and broader issues affecting the district, and building support for district initiatives, programs and short/long-range plans. Effectively works with the board to develop and monitor district policy and administrative regulations related to Communication and Community Relations Has worked successfully with the board to build support in the community for the district's vision, mission, and both long and short-term priorities Handles media resources skillfully, and regularly demonstrates sound judgment when communicating with the public Maximizes utilization of multiple methods for delivering accurate, timely, and reliable information to the Board and community Has been able to successfully build school/community partnerships that benefit students and staff Communicates effectively with the board and coordinates the flow of information from administrators to board committees in a manner consistent with Board Operating Guidelines Needs How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of Communication and Community Relations? 5

Human Resource Management Superintendent incorporates best practices for human resource management and oversight, coordinating staffing, recruitment, and other human resource functions within the district. Effectively works with the board to develop and monitor district policy and administrative regulations related to Human Resource Management Appropriately manages district staff, assigning functions, delegating effectively, and determining accountability as necessary Ensures timely completion of all district wide staff evaluations Ensures alignment of superintendent evaluation goals with that of key personnel Has ensured training and professional development opportunities for all professional staff related to new requirements for teacher and administrator evaluation Institutes sound employee relations programs to improve relationships between and among all staff members Effectively monitors all aspects of the collective bargaining agreement(s) in the district Needs How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of Human Resource Management? 6

Professionalism Superintendent models professional decision-making processes and ethical standards consistent with the values of Pennsylvania s public education system as well as that of the local community. Superintendent additionally works to individually reflect upon her/his effectiveness within the role, and works to improve effectiveness through the use of professional development literature and activities. Demonstrates recognition and understanding of public education's role in promoting civic responsibility Performs all duties in a manner consistent with the values and expectations of the board and community at large Supports a standards-based approach to governance, leadership, and instruction throughout the district Encourages an inclusive and respectful environment that aligns with the organization s execution of the district s vision, mission, and strategic goals. Demonstrates ethical and personal integrity consistent with expectations associated with the role of superintendent Maintains the confidence and trust of school professionals and the community Continuously monitors effectiveness within the role of the superintendent, seeking out and participating in professional development activities in alignment with areas identified for improvement by the board and through self reflection Needs How would you classify the superintendent s overall performance in the area of Professionalism? 7

Formative Assessment Based on your perceptions of the superintendent s performance noted above: What are the superintendent s major strengths? 1. 2. 3. In what areas do you see a need for improvement? 1. 2. 3. What resources should be made available in order to support improvement strategies, or what steps should the superintendent take in order to improve performance in areas identified for improvement? 1. 2. 3. 8

Annual Goals Appendix B This form provides the superintendent with an opportunity to update the Board on the status of annual performance goals. Annual performance goals should be mutually determined at the beginning of the evaluation cycle by the board/superintendent team. Annual performance goals may support personal professional development for the superintendent, or may be derived from the long and short term priorities and needs within the district. Status of Annual Goals for School Year Goal Status/Results How would you rate the superintendent s performance in achieving desired annual goals for the district? 9