Sentences with phrase «teacher named bill»

Some fine performances bolster this otherwise predictable melodrama about grief and recovery that follows a math teacher named Bill (J.K. Simmons) and his teenage son (Josh Wiggins) both trying to cope with the recent and sudden death of Bill's wife.

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Senate Republicans, after a closed door meeting, agreed to take up Governor Cuomo's bill to make public all teacher evaluations, without names attached.

Cuomo's bill permits schools to publicly release the evaluation scores of all teachers, with no names attached.

A bipartisan draft bill to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, the original name of the federal education legislation, would bar the federal government from requiring states to use student test scores in teacher evaluations or forcing closure or other sanctions on struggling schools.

Without a bill, those test scores, with the teacher's name attached, will be subject to the Freedom of Information Law, and could be made public to everyone.

Last Thursday, however, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State legislature passed a bill that will provide valuable information to parents, yet shield teachers from public humiliation: Parents will be able to request and receive information on their children's current teachers, and the public will be able to see teacher evaluations with teachers» names removed.

In an online letter to members, Association of California School Administrators executive director Wes Smith hints that his organization will be lobbying for a legislative solution in the current session, saying ACSA is committed to working on a meaningful «educator effectiveness» bill — so named, he points out, because principals and superintendents have a responsibility to support teachers in delivering a high - quality education for all students.

As with Bredesen's Tennessee First to the Top Act, Johnston got lopsided votes for a Race - friendly bill he sponsored in February that not only ties student test scores back to teachers but also names the educational institutions that trained the teachers, so that education schools, too, would be held accountable.

In February, a Utah teacher named Cole Kelly testified in favor of a bill that would penalize school districts for not granting all teacher organizations — not just unions, but also other professional organizations — equal access to teachers.