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Leading Forward: WI Educator Effectiveness System

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The Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness System is a learning-centered, continuous improvement system designed to improve the education of all students in the state of Wisconsin by supporting guided, individualized, self-determined professional growth and development of educators.

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Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness System State Model to Implement Updated,
Danielson Framework for Teaching in 2024-25

Starting in the 2024-25 school year, the Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness (EE) System state model will be implementing the 2022 Danielson Framework for Teaching (FfT) as the framework for the evaluation of teaching. This updated framework features many improvements over the 2013 version currently in use with a focus on:

  • Educational rigor and resources for all students,
  • Knowing and valuing students,
  • Supporting social and emotional learning,
  • Authentic engagement with families and communities,
  • Support for prioritization and flexibility based on local context, and
  • Alignment of the structure and language of the framework.

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Resources available to support the transition to this new framework for the 2024- 25 school year, include:

DPI will continue to provide the ongoing supports to help implement the WI EE System and the new rubric, including the following resources:


Annual Educator Effectiveness Evaluation Survey for 2023-24 Available

The Educator Effectiveness (EE) Grant requires participation in the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) annual evaluation of the Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness (EE) System. This brief survey is required to be completed by all public school districts and charter schools that receive the EE Grant, regardless of which educator effectiveness model they may be using, by June 16, 2024.


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