Yet the children still can't read, write or rithmatic!-----97% of Michigan teachers are considered ‘effective.’

Teachers across Michigan’s K-12 schools are almost universally considered effective in annual evaluations reported to the state, according to the latest data. - Jackie Smith | jsmith@mlive.com

• The Michigan Department of Education released effectiveness ratings for educators Monday, Dec. 22, for the 2024-25 school year. 

This includes both teachers and support staff assisting in instruction and school administrators.
Local districts and schools are required to evaluate teachers and report their effectiveness every year, and in years past, rating levels have included highly effective, effective, minimally effective and ineffective...

• Below is a searchable box for effectiveness ratings by school across the state...