Sentences with phrase «ruiz tenure bill»

The Ruiz tenure bill, which contains provisions that have also been proposed by Christie and Cerf, would:

Not exact matches

For instance, where Ruiz's bill would remove a teacher's tenure after two years of poor evaluations, Diegnan's bill would only trigger possible tenure charges after two years and compels them after three years.

While both bills would tie tenure directly to teacher evaluations, Diegnan's bill wouldn't go quite as far as Ruiz's and would give teachers greater protections and grounds to appeal.

State Sen. Teresa Ruiz (D - Essex), the architect of the new law, initially proposed allowing teachers who had tenure before the effective date of the bill to keep seniority rights.

Ruiz's bill would do away with the current system that grants tenure automatically after three years.

Many legislative leaders and observers have predicted the bill will pass in some form this year, and Gov. Chris Christie has repeatedly called tenure reform a core priority of his education agenda, even offering general praise of Ruiz's bill.

Who's in, who's out: Ruiz's latest bill remains largely unchanged in that teachers would receive tenure after three years of «effective» or «highly effective» evaluations by a panel of teachers and administrators in each school.