TEACHER PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
about sustained and substantive school improvement.1 In these learning communities, all staff “engage in disciplined inquiry and continuous improvement in order to ‘raise the bar’ and ‘close the gap’ of student learning and achievement”.2 Learning communities thrive in a culture of sharing, trust, and support. They contribute to
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