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[quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]What happens to the highly effective teacher once she/he doesn't get those high remarks/scores that she received before....what will the outcome be then. [/quote]

I believe the bill includes stipulations that teachers that take this deal get to maintain their rating. 
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If so, what about the teachers already at those schools -- is the assumption that they are inherently inferior to the ward 3 teachers and therefore should be rated according to a different standard.

Maybe K Brown should switch some of the effective teachers in ward 8 to ward three and see what happens.[/quote]

Have ever noticed that when the cable company offers a cut-rate deal, it's only for new customers? Existing customers don't get the price break. I guess this is the same sort of deal. If you are already a highly effective teacher in an east of the river school, your reward is that you get to continue being a highly effective teacher in an east of the river school. But, if you are a highly effective teacher west of the river, you can choose to get bonuses and protection from IMPACT in exchange for teaching east of the river.

It will be interesting to see how west of the river parents react to the migration of their best teachers to east of the river.

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