Boston gets an F in teacher appraisals
Report criticizes evaluation system, termination rules
A new state law that bolsters a superintendent’s ability to fire teachers at underperforming schools could be undermined in Boston because administrators routinely neglect a basic task: evaluating teachers. (Full article: 867 words)
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