By John Mooney
Amid debate during first year of implementation, key juncture will be reached soon when teachers get their individual ratings
There’s been plenty of debate about the effectiveness of New Jersey’s new teacher-evaluation system during its first year. But the bottom-line verdict is likely to come in a few months, when final performance ratings are placed next to individual teachers’ names.
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