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State shifts to growth‑oriented teacher evaluations, drops annual reporting requirement
Summary
USBE presented model tools and rule changes that move charters toward growth‑oriented evaluation cycles (formative and summative) aligned to the Utah Effective Teaching Standards and said the annual collection of educator evaluation status will not be required this year.
Julie Lundell, a specialist for teacher evaluations and retention, briefed directors on recent code and rule changes and the state’s model evaluation tools. Lundell said the state is encouraging growth‑oriented systems that separate formative and summative years, allow up to a four‑year cycle with specified formative and summative components, and align evaluations to the Utah Effective Teaching Standards.
Lundell said the annual reporting requirement for educator evaluation status has…
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