Education
Jun. 27, 2012
Court requires LAUSD to incorporate student performance in teacher evaluations
The Stull Act requires governing boards to evaluate certificated employees as their performance "reasonably relates" to pupil progress. By Howard Friedman and Emily Sugrue of Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost LLP
In Doe et al. v. Deasy et al. (June 12, 2012, BS 134604), the Los Angeles County Superior Court found that the Los Angeles Unified School District was in violation of the law because it failed to include data on student performance as a factor in the evaluations of teachers and administrators. The court ordered LAUSD to revise its evaluation practices to include student performance as a factor. This is a trial court deci...
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