Township Teachers Receive High Marks In New State Evaluation

July 16, 2015 School Board

2015-teacher-evals — About 96 percent of township teachers were evaluated as at least “effective” in a new state program.
*Source: NJ State Department of Education*.

About 96 percent of township teachers are “effective” or “highly effective,” according to the state’s new educator evaluation system.

The new system, called “AchieveNJ,” evaluated teachers and school leaders based on ” multiple measures of educator practice and student achievement,” according to a press release from the state Department of Education.

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