ADMINISTRATOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
PHILOSOPHY
In accordance with Education Code Section 87663, the policy on evaluation of administrators is designed to recognize excellence in administration, to strengthen performance, to designate areas needing improvement, and to foster the growth and development of administrators in meeting the educational needs of faculty, staff and students engaged in the process of teaching and learning.
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POLICY
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PRINCIPLES
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CONFIDENTIALITY
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PROCEDURE
The Board of Trustees adopted Policy 3.18 – Evaluation of Academic and Classified Administrators on December 8, 2022, stating, “Administrators shall be evaluated at least once every two years. Additional evaluations may occur at the direction of the Chancellor. For these purposes, academic and classified administrators shall mean management employees. EVALUATION OF ACADEMIC AND CLASSIFIED ADMINISTRATORS - 3.18 (ccsf.edu)
The purposes of an administrative evaluation are:
- to give accurate feedback to an administrator regarding their job performance
- to document an administrator’s accomplishments during the period of review
- to identify ways that an administrator can improve his/her job performance and thereby better serve all segments of the District community
- to identify weak performance and assist employees in achieving needed improvement, and
- to document unsatisfactory performance
The Board delegates authority to the Chancellor to establish procedures for the evaluation of academic and classified administrators.
- The general purpose of evaluations is developmental rather than judgmental.
- The direct supervisor of the administrator is the individual accountable for the timely completion of the evaluation.
- All evaluations will be reviewed and approved by the appropriate Vice Chancellor and the Chancellor for their direct reports.
- Evaluations are a confidential part of the administrator’s personnel file.
Procedures for the evaluation of administrators are carried out in accordance with the approved District policies and confidentiality shall be observed for all employees who participate in the process. All information on the evaluation of administrators shall be treated as strictly confidential. A breach of this confidentiality may be grounds for disciplinary action.
All written materials generated during the evaluation process are confidential. Materials including, participant responses and related documents other than the final official copy of the evaluation form shall not be filed in the personnel file, but maintained in personnel archives.