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L.A. Unified, Teachers Reach Deal on Performance Evaluations

KQED News Staff

Dec 4, 2012 at

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The Los Angeles Unified School District and its teachers union have hammered out a historic agreement just ahead of a court-ordered deadline. The state's largest school district is now the only one in California in a position to use student test scores to help evaluate teacher performance.

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