Teacher Evaluation Law Also Changing How Administrators Do Their Jobs
State-mandated teacher evaluations have changed the jobs of principals and other building-level administrators in Indiana schools.
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February 27, 2013
February 25, 2013
A Completed Teacher Evaluation: ‘I’m My Own Worst Critic’
Wayne Township uses the state’s RISE rubric. But it doesn’t calculate final scores the same way. That’s because in the district’s formula, student test score data isn’t given as much weight.
A Completed Teacher Evaluation: ‘I’m My Own Worst Critic’
Wayne Township uses the state’s RISE rubric. But it doesn’t calculate final scores the same way. That’s because in the district’s formula, student test score data isn’t given as much weight.
February 22, 2013
What Happens When Teacher Evaluations Reveal Problems
Administrators in Wayne Township use “walk-through” evaluations to identify problems before a teacher’s final evaluation.
What Happens When Teacher Evaluations Reveal Problems
Administrators in Wayne Township use “walk-through” evaluations to identify problems before a teacher’s final evaluation.
February 20, 2013
Here’s What A Teacher Evaluation Looks Like In Indianapolis’ Wayne Township
State law requires school districts evaluate teachers annually and tie those assessments to pay.
Here’s What A Teacher Evaluation Looks Like In Indianapolis’ Wayne Township
State law requires school districts evaluate teachers annually and tie those assessments to pay.
October 8, 2012
Why Most Indiana Districts Would Rather Cut Budgets Than Ask For State Help
Few districts applied for state help with their finances — even though evidence suggests many have budget needs.
Why Most Indiana Districts Would Rather Cut Budgets Than Ask For State Help
Few districts applied for state help with their finances — even though evidence suggests many have budget needs.
September 20, 2012
‘The Pain Is Not Over’ For Indiana District Hit By Tax Caps & Busing Controversy
A reconstituted state panel held its first meeting Thursday to look at the budgets of three financially-troubled school districts.
‘The Pain Is Not Over’ For Indiana District Hit By Tax Caps & Busing Controversy
A reconstituted state panel held its first meeting Thursday to look at the budgets of three financially-troubled school districts.