Cali-pub11-teacher-evaluation-brief-1-1.pdf

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JUNE 2011 POLI CY GUIDE How state laws and collective bargaining shape the way teachers are evaluated, paid, and dismissed in California In California, state law plus provisions of EVALUATION FREQUENCY AND CONTENT standards of student achievement at each collective bargaining agreements function State law specifies minimum frequencies grade in each subject and to evaluate certifi- together to define the…

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