Illinois SB2909 amends the School Code to establish teacher evaluation plans, including remediation for unsatisfactory ratings, and prohibits using.

Illinois SB2909 amends the School Code to mandate teacher evaluation plans in school districts. These plans must ensure evaluations for teachers not in contractual continued service at least once annually, and for those in contractual continued service at least once every 2-3 years. Teachers rated "unsatisfactory" must undergo a 90-day remediation plan, with evaluations issued within 10 days of its completion. The bill prohibits evaluators from using AI tools to assign numerical scores or qualitative ratings, though AI can support administrative tasks.

Illinois SB2909 amends the School Code to establish teacher evaluation plans, including remediation for unsatisfactory ratings, and prohibits using.

Illinois SB2909 amends the School Code to mandate teacher evaluation plans in school districts. These plans must ensure evaluations for teachers not in contractual continued service at least once annually, and for those in contractual continued service at least once every 2-3 years. Teachers rated "unsatisfactory" must undergo a 90-day remediation plan, with evaluations issued within 10 days of its completion. The bill prohibits evaluators from using AI tools to assign numerical scores or qualitative ratings, though AI can support administrative tasks.