Colorado HB1291 modifies the evaluation system for licensed personnel in school districts and boards of cooperative services.

Colorado HB1291 amends the evaluation system for licensed personnel in school districts and boards of cooperative services. It mandates that nonprobationary teachers receive at least one documented observation and one evaluation resulting in a written report each academic year. If a teacher receives a less than effective rating, they must receive an additional evaluation in the next academic year. The bill emphasizes the importance of parental involvement and local flexibility in designing evaluation systems.

Colorado HB1291 modifies the evaluation system for licensed personnel in school districts and boards of cooperative services.

Colorado HB1291 amends the evaluation system for licensed personnel in school districts and boards of cooperative services. It mandates that nonprobationary teachers receive at least one documented observation and one evaluation resulting in a written report each academic year. If a teacher receives a less than effective rating, they must receive an additional evaluation in the next academic year. The bill emphasizes the importance of parental involvement and local flexibility in designing evaluation systems.