Assembly Bill 269 is about respecting educators. The bill would remove student data from teacher evaluations, ensuring teacher evaluations are fair measures of their performance. AB469 also eliminates the requirement to develop student learning goals. Teacher evaluations should be based on instructional practice, leadership, and professional responsibilities.
Along with pay, class size, and over-testing, teacher evaluations top the list of teacher concerns in Nevada. With the mass exodus of teachers creating thousands of vacant positions and with the increasing demands and pressures of the job, now is the time to take something off of teachers' plates.
Call In Option
If you are able to provide testimony over the phone at the end of the hearing
- Call (888) 475-4499 during the hearing.
- When prompted to provide the Meeting ID, enter 87186741089, and then press #.
- When prompted for a Participant ID, press # again.
- When the operator asks if anyone is on the line for public comment, press *9.
- Please listen closely as they will ask you to unmute by announcing the LAST 3 digits of your phone number.
- Press *6 to unmute. You will then have two (2) minutes to make your comment.
Send a Letter in Support
Send a letter by clicking here
Written Testimony Option
You can send the letter into the committee for the record as well. NSEA has provided a form letter on the link above. Due to the Committee Rules, you will need to send it in PDF form with your information and any additional comments you would like to make. We would encourage you to share your thoughts about the SLO/SLG process or any personal stories you’d like to share about the teacher evaluations. You can submit your public comment to the Committee here: [email protected]
You can find the full agenda here.
