Texas added an Alternate Domain 1 rubric to T-TESS for HQIM districts. What it is, how it changes appraisals, who chooses it, and how it compares to the original.
T-TESS is Texas's teacher evaluation system: four domains, 16 dimensions, and a five-level scale where Proficient is the expected standard. Here's how it's scored, the 45-minute observation cycle it requires, and what it means for appraisers.