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AR HB1939
Bill
Status
4/17/2025
Primary Sponsor
Joey Carr
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AI Summary
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Persons who have not satisfied National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification requirements by July 1, 2025 are disqualified from receiving yearly incentive bonuses under § 6-17-413
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Summative evaluations under the Teacher Excellence and Support System may now be completed digitally rather than requiring written documentation
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Schools and districts may incorporate peer observations and student feedback into summative ratings, and may substitute National Board certification work for part or all of summative evaluations
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Public schools must perform an annual rating in years when no summative evaluation is conducted, based on observations and professional growth plans, to satisfy Merit Teacher Incentive Fund Program requirements
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Public school districts must perform annual ratings at year-end based on observations and evaluation framework components reported in the state-approved evaluation system for Merit Teacher Incentive Fund eligibility
Legislative Description
To Amend Eligibility For Teacher Incentive And Merit Pay; To Amend Requirements For Summative Evaluations; And To Amend School District Requirements Under The Merit Teacher Incentive Fund Program.
Last Action
Notification that HB1939 is now Act 808
4/17/2025