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Overhauling Teacher Evaluations

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A state bill overhauling teacher evaluations, which was set to be voted on by the Legislature today, has been withdrawn. AB-5 would have made test scores optional in assessing teachers. We’ll discuss the controversy the bill has stirred up in Sacramento, and the broader issue of teacher evaluations.

Guests:

Gary Ravani, vice president of the California Federation of Teachers, president of the Early Childhood/K-12 Council for the California Federation of Teachers and a classroom teacher for 35 years

Tim Melton, vice president of legislative affairs for Students First, a bipartisan grassroots organization focusing on education

Jill Wynns, president of the California School Boards Association and former commissioner of the San Francisco Board of Education

Eric Heins, vice president of the California Teacher's Association

Jill Tucker, education writer for The San Francisco Chronicle

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