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Colorado State General Assembly, Denver. Legislative Council. – 1997
The Interim Committee on Teacher Evaluation and Dismissal was established by (Colorado) Senate Joint Resolution 97-14 to study the state's teacher evaluation and dismissal laws and explore alternatives. The committee was directed to study the relationship between education reform and employment protections for teachers; the effectiveness of adding…
Descriptors: Contracts, Elementary Education, Program Effectiveness, State Legislation
Fox, Robert A.; Buchanan, Nina K. – Journal of School Choice, 2006
Virtually all state charter school legislation addresses teacher rights and working environment. Relationships with teacher unions are either specified in the law, or approval of the charter requires suitable provisions for employee hiring, firing, grievances, etc. Charter school evaluation almost without exception includes some references to…
Descriptors: Teacher Rights, Charter Schools, School Attitudes, Teacher Participation
Veir, Carole A. – 1990
A survey and analysis of various fairness issues related to teacher evaluation and the pursuant legal challenges to placement on the Texas Teacher Career Ladder by the use of a statewide teacher appraisal system are presented in this report. Analysis of legal trends in Texas indicates that strict compliance has been required in situations where…
Descriptors: Career Ladders, Compliance (Legal), Elementary Secondary Education, Grievance Procedures
Montana Legislative Council, Helena. – 1984
The examination of Montana's teacher tenure laws as mandated by House Joint Resolution 43, required a thorough review of the legislative development of the teacher employment laws, a summary of relevant case law on the rights of school boards and teachers, an awareness of the philosophical postures of the affected parties, and a dispassionate look…
Descriptors: Collective Bargaining, Due Process, Educational Legislation, Elementary Secondary Education