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Evaluation Orientation Teacher & Licensed Support Staff with NCEES process 2016-2017

MyTalent All evaluation activities will be completed in the MyTalent system: https://cms.truenorthlogic.com Username: CMS email/network login Default Password: Cm$##### (# = last 5 digits of user’s social security number After the initial login, users will be prompted to change the password to one that is easier to remember and more secure.

NCEES? What is NCEES? Which positions follow a NCEES process? NCEES is an acronym for North Carolina Educator Evaluation System. Which positions follow a NCEES process? All classroom teachers And these licensed support staff positions: Media coordinators (specialists) School counselors School social workers School psychologists Instructional Technology Facilitators Speech-Language Pathologists Occupational Therapists Physical Therapists Career Development Coordinators/Academy Coordinators Teacher Leadership Specialists (specified dept. positions only)

NCEES Evaluation Process Cycle

Beginning of School Year Training Before participating in the evaluation process, all teachers, principals and peer evaluators must complete training on the evaluation process. Online courses for teachers and licensed support staff are available in the Professional Learning module in MyTalent. STEP 1: Training and Orientation Orientation Within two weeks (10 business days) of employee’s first day, the principal/supervisor will provide an orientation to the evaluation process and access to these materials*: Evaluation rubric for the employee’s position Local (Policy GCO) and state teacher/support staff evaluation policy (ID Number: TCP-C-004) Schedule for completing evaluation process CMS minimum performance expectation Resources in Red *Links to orientation materials are available to employees in the Orientation step in MyTalent

Before First Formal Observation Self-Assessment Using the Evaluation Rubric , the employee rates his or her performance and continues to reflect on his or her performance throughout the year. Professional Development Plan Using the self-assessment and/or prior year summary evaluation, professional goals are developed for the current school year. STEP 2: Self-Assessment, Goal Setting and Pre-Conference Pre-Observation Conference Before the first formal observation, the evaluator meets with the employee to discuss: self- assessment, professional development plan & a employee-provided written description of the lesson or activity to be observed. Goal: To prepare evaluator for the observation.

Within the First Quarter Component 5: Observations The Observation Rubric is used to record observation feedback. How many observations? Beginning Teachers (< 3 yrs experience) & Experienced Teachers in their 1st year in CMS : 3 formal* by administrator 1 formal* by peer Experienced Teachers with ≥ 3 yrs experience (and not in 1st year with CMS): 3 total (1 must be formal*) on all standards if in license renewal year 2 total (informal) in off-cycle year (unless principal or teacher elects full evaluation plan) on Standards 1 & 4 only Licensed Support Staff (NCEES): There is no abbreviated plan for licensed support staff. 3 formal for beginning staff (< 3 yrs experience; or 1st year in CMS with ≥ 3 yrs) + 1 formal by peer 3 total (1 must be formal) for experienced staff with ≥ 3 yrs experience (and not in 1st year with CMS) EXCEPTION: 1 formal for all speech-language pathologists, physical and occupational therapists (regardless of experience level) *Formal observation = 45 min. or entire lesson/activity Informal observation = 20 min. or entire lesson/activity STEP 3: Observation Cycle (Administrative and Peer) STEP 3: Observation Cycle (Administrative and Peer) Component 6: Post-Observation Conference The evaluator conducts a post-observation conference no later than ten school days after each formal observation. Strengths and areas for improvement are discussed as documented on the Evaluation Rubric.

NCEES Rating Scale Distinguished Accomplished Proficient Developing Consistently and significantly exceeded basic competence on standard(s) of performance Distinguished Exceeded basic competence on standard(s) of performance most of the time Accomplished Demonstrated basic competence on standards of performance Proficient Demonstrated adequate growth toward achieving standards during the period of performance, but did not demonstrate competence on standard(s) of performance Developing Did not demonstrate competence on or adequate growth toward achieving standard(s) of performance. Not Demonstrated* Element not rated during this observation period Not an option in the Summary Evaluation Form Not Looked For Now, think about this in the context of support services staff members. *Note: If the “Not Demonstrated” rating is used, the evaluator must comment about why it was used.

Before the End of the School Year Component 8: Professional Development Plan Evaluator conducts review of PDP goal success for the year. STEP 4: Summary Evaluation and Goal Setting Component 7: Summary Rating Form & Summary Evaluation Conference Every element in Rubric is rated for the year Every standard receives an overall rating for the year Completed Summary Rating Form is reviewed with teacher Based on summary evaluation ratings, the PDP plan type is determined for the following year: Individual Growth Plans-“Proficient” or better Monitored Growth Plans-1 or more “Developing” ratings Directed Growth Plans-“Not Demonstrated” or “Developing” rating for 2 sequential yrs.

Additional Information Employees do not automatically start over at a Developing rating for all elements at the beginning of each year if there is evidence and/or artifacts to support a higher rating. Ratings are determined by the employee’s overall performance compared to the description of the indicators within the elements at the time of the observation. Each observation should reflect a comprehensive review of an employee’s work, not just what was observed at the moment of the observation.

Conferencing Best Practices Employee needs to have time to review evaluation prior to a meeting (suggestion-24 hours) Employee does not have to sign at the time of the post- conference, but must sign within 5 days. Signature represents acknowledgement that the evaluation was discussed with the employee If employee does not agree with the evaluation, s/he can provide a written response and upload supporting artifacts Evaluations should be a collaborative interaction between the supervisor and employee used to improve performance.

Supporting Resources NC Department of Education Evaluation Wikispace: Select the icon for your position type on the home page. These resources can be found there: Evaluation Rubrics and User Guides State Board policy for the evaluation process Talent Management Intranet Site: These and other resources can be found there: Evaluation timelines CMS policies for the evaluation process Minimum performance expectations CMS Indicators for the Teacher Evaluation Rubric