Should California teachers be graded by students' scores? - Inside Bay Area

Should California teachers be graded by students' scores? - Inside Bay Area

Should California teachers be graded by students' scores? The recent publication of 6,000 teacher rankings in the Los Angeles Unified School District has cast attention on what's becoming one of the hottest debates in education: Should teachers be graded by their students' test scores? And should parents and the public know those teacher ratings? Well-funded preschool programs reduce crime, report says Menlo College deemed among region's best Roadwork under way near Cal State East Bay East Bay School for Boys takes a different approach to learning Local tax measures crowd ballot as voters asked to foot bill for budget crisis Criticism mounts about bond underwriters' contributions to school district campaigns UC Irvine upholds suspension of Muslim group

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