Five lessons from the pilot program changing the way teachers, principals are graded
A year into the New Jersey’s pilot program for developing a new teacher and principal evaluation system, Christie administration officials yesterday gave an update of the program and the prospects for the year ahead.
The aim is to have a new evaluation system in place for every district across the state in 2013-14. But state officials conceded there were many lessons learned from the first year of the pilot, involving 11 districts, and some big issues ahead for the next year in which as many as 20 more districts will test out the system.
In a presentation to the state Board of Education yesterday, Peter Shulman, assistant education commissioner, spoke of those lessons of the past and the changes for the future, each in sets of five. In addition, Shulman presented the first version of new administrative regulations that would ultimately codify the new system. (Mooney, NJ Spotlight)
Sources say the nattering nabobs of negativism have left the Ridgewood Blog, like rats leaving a sinking ship.
“nattering nabobs of negativism” have taken over the Village hall ,except Bombase he is in loser land ,
Paul are you really gonna let that asshole keep running his fake blog promoted by the BOE and some of the dolts in the chamber .
I am amazed PJ hasn’t sued you into oblivion . The difference between you an him is you are a lying egotistical bunch of cowards btw Bombass the new anti bully laws means you have put our School district in serious risk ..jerk
It is really pathetic that this town would endorse a blog set up to attack one person
, ever hear of libel even if PJ is considered a public figure anyone could prove “malice”