Illinois SB1677 amends the teacher evaluation plan to prohibit the use of artificial intelligence tools in evaluations and mandates specific.
Illinois SB1677 amends the teacher evaluation plan by prohibiting evaluators from using artificial intelligence tools for teacher evaluations. It mandates that teachers in contractual continued service be evaluated at least once every two or three school years, depending on their performance ratings. Teachers rated as "needs improvement" or "unsatisfactory" must be evaluated annually. The bill also outlines specific timelines for evaluations and remediation plans, including provisions for public health emergencies that suspend in-person instruction.
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