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Frameworks supported
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National models
Last updated: October 1, 2026
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ATOT (Teacher Observation Tool)
AQTS (Legacy)
Alaska Teacher Standards
Danielson Framework
TESS
CSTP (2024)
CO Enumerated Teacher Rubric (2018–19)
Element Level
CCT Rubric for Effective Teaching (2017)
DTGSS Teacher Classroom Observation Framework
FEAPs
TKES
Hawaii EES (Adapted Framework)
Framework for Teaching
PERA (Danielson Framework)
RISE 3.0
Iowa Teaching Standards (ITSC)
InTASC
KEEP
Kentucky Framework for Teaching (Local CEP)
Compass (Legacy)
Louisiana Educator Rubric (Current LEADS)
Danielson Framework (2022)
Maine State T-PEPG Model (NBPTS-Based)
MD TPP (Danielson Framework)
MA Educator Evaluation
5D+ (Common Choice)
MCEE (Danielson 2022)
MN TDE (Danielson Framework)
Mississippi PGS
Missouri Teacher Standards (Model Educator Evaluation System)
MT-EPAS
NTPPS
NEPF (Instructional Practice Standards)
NH Model System (Danielson-Based)
AchieveNJ
ElevateNM
NYS Teaching Standards (STEPS)
NCEES
CP²R Teacher Evaluation Model
NDTSS (Danielson)
OTES 2.0
Oklahoma TLE (Tulsa Model)
Oregon Model Core Teaching Standards
Danielson Framework (Act 13)
RI Model – Teacher Professional Practice Rubric (2019)
SCTS 4.0 (TAP)
Framework for Teaching
Project Coach
TEAM
T-TESS
UETS (Utah Effective Teaching Standards)
VT Guidelines for Teacher Effectiveness (InTASC)
VDOE Teacher Performance Standards (2021)
TPEP (Danielson 2022)
DC LearnDC Model Teacher Evaluation Rubric (OSSE)
WV Educator Evaluation (Policy 5310 – Standards 1-5)
WI Educator Effectiveness (Danielson Framework)
WY Ch. 29 (Generic Template)
The major national frameworks.
Widely used evaluation models from national organizations. EvalScribe supports evaluators in districts that already use them.
Danielson Framework
Framework for Teaching
One of the most widely used teacher evaluation frameworks in the U.S., with state and district adaptations in many places.
Marzano Focused
Teacher Evaluation Model
A research-based teacher evaluation model used by districts and some states.
Stronge TEPES
Teacher Effectiveness Performance Evaluation
A performance-standards-based evaluation system used by districts and several states.
CEL 5D+
University of Washington CEL
A teacher evaluation rubric from the University of Washington's Center for Educational Leadership, used in districts across several states.
NIET Standards
Teaching & Learning Rubric
From the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching, used in TAP-aligned districts across the country.
Kim Marshall Rubric
Teacher Evaluation Rubric
A streamlined rubric designed around shorter, more frequent classroom visits and observable, evidence-based feedback.
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References to specific evaluation frameworks, standards, rubrics, or systems (including but not limited to TKES, Danielson Framework, Marzano Focused Model, TAP/NIET, and other state or organizational models) are provided solely for compatibility and interoperability purposes so that users may draft notes and organize observations within the structure of the framework used by their school or district.
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