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MCS
EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION SYSTEM
AGENDA
Overview of the Process
Objectives of the Evaluation System
Timeline and Process
Annual Process (June to June)
Conferences:
Initial
Quarterly
Mid-Year
Final
Evaluation Form
Questions and Answers
Performance Management and Professional Development
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Objectives of the Evaluation
System
Provide a Fair, Consistent, and Objective Evaluation System
Identify and Prioritize Job Responsibilities – Supervisors can set
their expectations
Recognize and Reward Job Performance
Use it as a Management Tool
Identify areas in need of improvement
Improve job performance
Strategic Goal #2 Accountability
Increase accountability district-wide
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Overview
The Evaluation Form is customized according to the Employee’s Job Description or you
can use the Skills Set Checklist. (Contact HR Compensation for job descriptions)
Employees are scored on 10 Competencies (See Page 5 Of Evaluation Process/Also look
at page 18)
Quality of Work Quantity of Work
Dependability Interpersonal Relations
Initiative Attendance
Technical Skill Professional Knowledge
Problem Solving Adherence to Policies, Laws, Safety
Employees have the opportunity to assess themselves, using the competency descriptions
and the rubric performance levels (5=high; 1=low)
Employees and Evaluators have the opportunity to provide comments and
documentation on the competency performance section
Employee Professional Development Plan Included. Have one to three goals, with at
least one being job related.
We are currently working with IT to develop an on-line Employee Evaluation Form
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Job Descriptions
Defines the duties, responsibilities, and requirements for
the position
Evaluation addresses parameters of the Job Description
Available On Line at:
www.mcsk12.net/admin/personnel/hr_compensation.htm
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Evaluation Planning Calendar
(Page 4)
DATE/TIMEFRAME ACTION OR ACTIONS REQUIRED
June 1 – July 1 Performance evaluation plans are developed by each incumbent.
July 1 – July 30 Performance evaluation conferences are held by the appropriate
supervisor and revie wed by directors and/or department heads as
appropriate. All performance evaluations are to be finalized by
July 30.
Quarter 1: July 1- September 30 Quarterly conferences may be held for recent or ne wly assigned
Quarter 2: October 1 – December 30 personnel or for employees that may require more guidance.
Quarter 3: January 1 – March 31 These conferences are at the discretion of the supervisors, but may
Quarter 4: April 1 – June 30 be requested by the employee, if deemed necessary.
January 1 – January 31 Midyear conferences are held by the appropriate supe rvisor. A
review of the performance to date is discussed, along with any
adjustments/feedback in the key responsibilities or benchmarks
that may be necessary.
June 1 – June 30 Final performance evaluation conferences are held by the
appropriate supervisor. A final performance evaluation will be
made and/or pe rformance scores will be determined. The
performance evaluation is forwarded to the appropriate director
and/or department head for signature.
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Forms Included in Evaluation
Process
EVALUATION FORM - Pages 13-16
EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Page 17
MID-YEAR CONFERENCE CHECKLIST - Page 18
INTERVENTION PLAN – Page 19
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Evaluation Form: Page 13
Enter Employee Information
Current Job Performance Objectives
Use the Job Description to identify the 5 top
tasks for each employee
Prioritize these by importance
General Competencies 1 – 6
Employee rates self; supervisor rates employee
“5” is high; “1” is low
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Understanding the Competencies
Brief definitionsare on page 5
A general rubric appears on page 9
NOTE: 2.50 = Consistently meets all position
requirements
When employee and supervisor disagree on
employee rating, this means:
A discussion is needed
Comments need to be entered on the comments page
The supervisor’s score is the one that counts!
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Evaluation Form: Page 15
Competencies 7 – 10
Comments for these last competencies
Section II Totals
Add the scores of all competencies rated, and divide by
the number of evaluated items (some ratings may be
“NA” for some jobs)
Round to 2 decimal places
The supervisor’s rating is listed at the bottom
Recommendations: Page 16
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Evaluation Form: Page 17
Employee Development Plan
Plan is developed at the initial goal-setting
meeting
Include a minimum of 1, maximum of 3 goals
SMART goals
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time limited
One goal must be performance based
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At the End….
Signatures
Employee
Supervisor
Reviewer
When an employee disagrees with the result
Rebuttal process on page 12
Signing does not indicate agreement, only that
the employee was present
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Questions and Answers
Review Document and
Process with Subordinates
Procedures and Process at:
www.mcsk12.net
Human Resources
HR Divisions
Performance Management
and Professional
Development
Scroll down to Links
Classified Employee
Performance Evaluation
On-Line Form and Process
– TBP
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