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ECSD Employee Appraisal Systems

How to Ask for Help With All Evaluation Plans and TalentEd:

Submit a Helpdesk Ticket using the email addresses listed below to submit questions, request assistance, or support evaluations or TalentED:

TalentEd - TalentEd@ecsd.zendesk.com

Performance Matters Name Change

The District's Evaluation Management System and Professional Learning Management System formerly known as Performance Matters is now referred to as TalentED.  Our Evaluation and Professional Learning Management System is now owned by PowerSchools.  We have seen several name changes of the past few years due to companies buying out each other.  For consistency purpose we will as a district refer to the online resource as CORE-Eval and CORE-PD.

From a functional standpoint, nothing has changed other than the name.

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Employee Appraisal Orientation Training Resources

What is a PDP? 3:11 min. video

New for 2015-2016

Updated 9-24-16

1.  Eliminated extra rules to maintain effective rating with the exception of the Unsatisfactory & Needs Improvement rating rule:

2.  District Therapeutic Specialist will be evaluated using the E3 Therapeutic Specialist appraisal plan

3.  Overall Effective Rating Scale changed from 0-3 to 0-4 scale (per State requirement)

4.  Overall Effective Rating Scale for Professional Practice percent of "total points possible scale" adjusted to meet State requirements. 

5.  Professional Development Plan for the E3 is now calculated as a separate set of points, valuing at 2% of the overall final rating for the employees evaluated using the E3 rubrics.

Contact Information

For questions related to:

Evaluation Rubrics, Master Contracts, & Federal/State Statues/Policies related evaluations:
Caroline Gray, Coordinator of HR Services (850) 469-6256

How to use TNL or training related to evaluations:
Jennifer Kitchens, Professional Learning TSA (850) 595-6915 ext. 288
Brian Alaback, Dir. of Professional Learning (850) 595-6915 ext. 291

Evaluator Calibration Process:
Jennifer Kitchens, Professional Learning TSA (850) 595-6915 ext. 288

Evaluation Calculations and VAM (Value Added Model) /Student Performance Measure Calculations:
Nate Hazewinkel, Dir. of Evaluation Services (850) 469-5386
Charlie Henderson, Evaluation Services Specialist (850) 469-5308

Stability Group

Updated 12-7-2021

Classroom Teacher Stability Group Students defined:

  • Full year courses: Students enrolled with teacher during survey 2 and Survey 3 that meet attendance requirements.
  • Term 1 semester courses: Students enrolled with teacher during survey 2 that meet attendance requirements.
  • Term 2 semester courses: Students enrolled with teacher during survey 3 that meet attendance requirements.

Details: Stability Group Attendance Requirement

Value Added Model (VAM)

Updated:11-2-17
Florida Department of Education Website about VAM:
FLDOE Performance Evaluation

State video explaining What is VAM. Original video located on State's Division of Educator Quality website.
State Presentation explaining VAM (PDF)

Final Employee Evaluation Rating & Score

Updated: 9-24-16

Each employee's final evaluation is the result of the combining or averaging of the two main components of the employee's: professional practices and student growth (with each component being weighted for the final evaluation):

1. Employee professional practice rating

This rating is assessed with the Danielson framework as is applied via our Employee Appraisal Rubric through the observation/interaction process. The final appraisal scores are based on the last observation where a given component area was assessed.

E3 - Instructional Professional Practice: Teacher, Instructional Specialist, Media Specialist, School Counselor, Therapeutic Specialist

E3 Rubric (observations/artifacts)

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (NA)

Student Growth

Total

65%

2%

NA

33%

100%

 

ESPE – Educational Support Personnel Professional Practice: Educational Support Contract Personnel

EPE Rubric (observations/artifacts)

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (NA)

Student Growth

Total

100%

NA

NA

NA

100%

 

EPE – Escambia Professional Evaluation Professional Practice: Professional Contact Personnel

EPE Rubric (observations/artifacts) Including PDP: Plan for Deliberate Practice

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (Employee Engagement & Support Report Card)

Student Growth

Total

80%

Included in the Professional Practice Rubric scoring

10%

10%

100%

 

ELA – Escambia Leaders Assessment Professional Practice: Curriculum & Instruction School Based Administrator Contact Personnel

ELA Rubric (observations/artifacts) Including PDP: Plan for Deliberate Practice

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (Parent Engagement & Employee Engagement)

Student Growth

Total

57%

Included in the Professional Practice Rubric scoring

10%

33%

100%

 

ELA-D – Escambia Leaders Assessment - District Professional Practice: Curriculum & Instruction District Based Administrator Contact Personnel

EPE Rubric (observations/artifacts) Including PDP: Plan for Deliberate Practice

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (Employee Engagement & Support Report Card)

Student Growth

Total

60%

Included in the Professional Practice Rubric scoring

10%

30%

100%

 

EAE – Escambia Administrator Evaluation Professional Practice: Human Resource, Operations, & Finance Administrator Contact Personnel

EPE Rubric (observations/artifacts) Including PDP: PlPan for Deliberate Practice

PDP: Professional Development Plan

Surveys (Employee Engagement & Support Report Card)

Student Growth

Total

60%

Included in the Professional Practice Rubric scoring

20%

20%

100%

 

The scale and rules for maintaining a given effectiveness rating are as follows: Updated: 11-2-17 

Professional Practice Rating:

Raw Score

Highly Effective (4 points)

No Unsatisfactory rating *

94.5 - and above

Effective (3 points)

No Unsatisfactory rating *

77.5 - 94.4

Needs Improvement / Developing (2 point)

No Unsatisfactory rating *

70.5 - 77.4

Unsatisfactory (1 points)

1 or more Unsatisfactory rating*

0- 70.40

 

If a teacher's final rating is rated Unsatisfactory in any component at the end of the school year, the overall evaluation preliminary rating will be Unsatisfactory.

Updated: 4-25-16 ** If a teacher's evaluator is a START CT, and the teacher has five (5) or more components' final rating at Needs Improvement / Developing, the START CT will make a recommendation to the START Review Board to determine if the teacher is to be offered an annual contract for the next school year.

Updated: 10-05-2021

2. Student learning growth rating

Technical Assistance Paper: 2021-2022 Teacher Evaluation Process - Student Performance

3. Overall effectiveness rating Updated: 11-2-17 

An educator's overall effectiveness rating is the average of the two parts of the evaluation: the professional practices and student learning growth portions. For each portion of the evaluation, the rating achieved corresponds to a number (4, 3, 2, 1) that is used to calculate the sum total of the two halves of the evaluation, to yield a final, summative rating, as shown below:

Evaluation Measures

 

Highly Effective

Effective

NI / Dev.

Unsat.

Employee Appraisal Framework

4

3

2

1

PDP   4  3  2  1

Student Growth

4

3

2

1

Final Rating

3.5 – 4.0

2.5 - 3.49

1.5 – 2.49

1 - 1.49

For example, an employee with a: Updated: 4-25-16 
Highly Effective Employee Appraisal Framework Score (4 points), and an Highly Effective PDP Score, and an Effective Student Growth Score (3 points)
would be calculated as follows: (4*0.65) + (4*0.02) + (3*0.33) =   3.67 points for a summative rating of Highly Effective. 

Professional Practice 65% PDP 2% Student Growth 33% Final Summative Rating 100%
4 x 0.65 = 2.60 4 x 0.02 = 0.08 3 x 0.33 = 0.99 3.67 = Highly Effective

Statutes & State Board Rules Related to Employee Appraisals

The Statute on Performance Pay and on the Eval System requirements are defined in Florida Statute 1012.34.
 
The disaggregation by teacher begins with Florida Statute 1012.01
The link that is most current but will change with this legislative session is Florida State Statutes

E3: Escambia Educator Evaluation

Updated 5-26-2022
E3 Timeline 2022-2023
E3 Estimate Calculator
(Google Spreadsheet) The link will force you to make a copy of the spreadsheet.

Rubrics/Frameworks & Placemats

Teacher Rubric/Framework
Teacher Placemat
Instructional Specialist
Media Specialist 
School Counselor 
Therapeutic Specialist 

Help Documents & Related Materials

TNL/Performance Matters Teacher's User Guide
PDP Help Guide
Pre/Post Observation Questions
How to Upload Artifacts into the Observation Container 

EPE: Escambia Professional Evaluation

EPE User Guide 
Rubric/Framework & Placemat

Help Documents & Other Related Materials

EPE Preliminary Scoring Calculation Google Spreadsheet Calculator updated 5-24-22. Link will force use to make a copy of the spreadsheet.

EPE Preliminary Scoring Calculation Sheet (hand calculation) A new scoring calculator will be uploaded soon.)

ESPE: Escambia Educational Support Personnel Evaluation

ESPE Timeline 2022-2023
Rubric/Framework 

Help Documents & Related Materials

ESPE User Guide
How to upload artifacts for ESPE Plan 

ELA: Escambia Leader Assessment

Time Line 2020-2021

Rubric/Framework

Short Form
Long Form
PDP Plan of Deliberate Practice

Help Documents & Related Materials

ELA User Guide
ELA Matrix for Evidence 

ELA-D: Escambia Leader Assessment District (Non-School Based C&I Admin.)

EAE: Escambia Administrator Evaluation (HR, Finance, & Operations Department Administration)