Keywords
Teacher evaluation, education policy
Abstract
Rational basis review is broken. Consider a vignette: Imagine a student, Lisa, who is about to graduate high school. Lisa has already completed all of the graduation course requirements early and is spending her time during her senior year taking interesting electives and dual-enrollment college courses. The state has a statute that requires school districts to deny a diploma to any student “who, during the final year of school attendance, fails to achieve a passing score on the state-approved, end-of-course exams in the courses of Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies in which that student is then-currently enrolled.”
Recommended Citation
Scott R. Bauries,
Perversity as Rationality in Teacher Evaluation,
72 Ark. L. Rev.
325
(2019).
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uark.edu/alr/vol72/iss2/3
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