MCEE Study Reveals A Need for Continuous Improvement
To advance student learning and be able to provide quality-education was the reason why the MI Council for Educator Effectiveness or MCEE was established. After 18 months, MCEE was ready to provide its recommendations that the entire state of Michigan can use and apply to all of its educational institutions.
MCEE was an independent group formed by then Governor Snyder. With the cooperation of the legislature, MCEE was established to make reforms that aim to improve public school administration and teaching in the state. It was in 2011.
After 18 months, the panel reported its findings to the legislature and legislature will have to decide whether to accept their recommendations or not.
MCEE News
- When we say lame duck, we mean schools
- Teachers approve bills that aim to provide fair evaluations according to Steve Cook
- Teacher’s evaluation is put on hold after a unanimous vote by the MI House
- A bill proposing an evaluation system for MI educators was approved by the House Committee
- Michigan’s teachers’ evaluation system is up for vote next week – should it be created or not
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