claim: providence teachers "can go five or six years without an evaluation."
author: angel taveras
evidence_1: jun 8, 2017 ... r.i. schools will regain local control under new federal law ... turn from the former  law, no child left behind, which told states and ... for students who take five or  six years to graduate instead of four. ... teachers will no longer be evaluated  based on student test scores. ... lborg@providencejournal.com.
evidence_2: sep 14, 2013 ... study: r.i. teacher evaluations seen as punitive .... “five consecutive years of  ineffective ratings will result in a loss of certification to teach in ...
evidence_3: jan 10, 2018 ... during the school year, teachers will continue their studies online with regular ... “ every assessment will be grounded by what they produce. ... “six years ago,  fewer than one in five providence students qualified as esl,” said supt. ... to  come up with a program that meets the needs of working teachers.
evidence_4: efforts have focused their attention on teacher evaluation as a way of ... study  used open-ended interviews to understand how six administrators in ..... as of  now, there is no data measuring whether the ri educator ..... it usually takes  approximately three to five years for professionals to move into the ......  providence journal .
evidence_5: may 17, 2018 ... under the tenure system in the u.s., new teachers go through a ... the  probationary period can last from one to five years, with a three-year period being  most common. ... to dismiss probationary teachers for any reason and without the  ... that teachers be rated “highly effective” in five out of six years to gain ...