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Evaluations
Requirements for teacher and administrator evaluations are loosely defined in California's Stull Act, the evaluation law whose details are negotiated locally. The Stull Act sets broad criteria to measure effectiveness, such as classroom strategies and content knowledge. The Stull Act doesn’t require that growth in student achievement, including standardized test scores, be a significant part of evaluation
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