Teacher evaluations: Coming soon to a school near you?

HONOLULU — With federal officials watching, state lawmakers are demonstrating their commitment to keep $75 million in Race to the Top money to reform Hawai‘i’s ailing educational system. But legislation creating a program to evaluate teachers and educational officers is

HONOLULU — With federal officials watching, state lawmakers are demonstrating their commitment to keep $75 million in Race to the Top money to reform Hawai‘i’s ailing educational system.

But legislation creating a program to evaluate teachers and educational officers is coming over the objections of the Hawai‘i State Teachers Association, which represents some 13,000 members.

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