Updated: SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 — 5:33 AM EDT
by The Associated Press
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) – A standardized test will play a greater role in the evaluation of teachers in New Jersey.
The state Education Department says teachers in grades 4-7 whose students participate in the PARCC math tests or in grades 4-8 whose students take PARCC English exams will have 30 percent of their ratings based on how the students performed on the tests. That’s up from 10 percent.
In a memo, Deputy Education Commissioner Peter Shulman says the test is in its third year and can be used as a tool to improve classroom instruction more effectively than any previous statewide assessment.
https://www.philly.com/philly/education/20160901_ap_d19cb726c33245a2848b8a889d1b5aff.html
There are a lot of classified students in the schools. Are their scores included?
so what… they still have tenure. they still get raises.
I love the blue bike.