All systems are go for N.J. teacher tenure reform, now comes the serious work

Laura Waters:

Now that our kumbaya moment is over, the real work begins: implementation of TEACHNJ, Senate Bill 1455. So much depends on the N.J. Department of Education's ability to oversee the transformation of teacher and principal evaluations. Many people believe that our system for measuring classroom and management effectiveness must evolve beyond the meaningless toggle of satisfactory-unsatisfactory designations towards meaningful assessments, tied to both student growth and best practices.

But starting a year from September? For 591 school districts?

Posted by Jim Zellmer at August 10, 2012 2:03 AM
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