Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School District
Bylaws & Policies
 

1330 - EVALUATION OF THE TREASURER

The Board of Education will evaluate the performance of the Treasurer in order to assist both the Board and the Treasurer in the proper discharge of their responsibilities and to enable the Board to provide the District with the best possible leadership.

The objectives of the Board's evaluation shall be to promote professional excellence and improve the skills of the Treasurer, improve the quality of District educational services, and provide a basis for the review of the Treasurer's performance.

The Treasurer shall be evaluated annually by the Board of Education which may choose to be assisted or advised in this process by a consultant. The evaluation will be based on the job description for the position of Treasurer and this policy.

Criteria for the evaluation of the Treasurer shall be based upon the job description and shall relate directly to each of the tasks described therein. Each criterion shall be brief and shall focus on a major function of the position, be based on observable information rather than on factors requiring subjective judgment, and be written in the same format.

Data for the evaluation of the Treasurer will be gathered by any one (1) or more of the following methods:

 A.direct observation

 B.review of a document produced in the performance of assigned duties

The Treasurer shall be observed in the performance of assigned duties at least once annually.

An annual summary conference shall be conducted by a majority of the full membership of the Board and the Superintendent before the annual performance report of the Treasurer is filed. The conference shall be held in private, unless the Treasurer requests that it be held in public.

The conference shall include, but need not be limited to, a review of the performance of the Treasurer based upon the job description and a review of the Treasurer's progress in achieving and implementing the District's goals, objectives, policies, and statutory requirements.

R.C. 3313.22