Archived Educator Prep Report Cards
Every year since 2007, the state of Tennessee has published a report card evaluating the progress of educator preparation programs across the state on key state priority areas. For the 2016 report card, the State Board led a redesign process that included opportunities for stakeholder input to create a clearer, more detailed picture of the state’s educator preparation efforts.
Since 2016, the State Board has continued to make improvements each year based on feedback from education preparation providers, school districts, legislators, and other community members. The State Board is committed to continuous improvement in the process of producing the annual Educator Preparation Report Card.
Updates for the 2021 Report Card include redesigned employment maps to better illustrate educator placement and new sorting options for academic, occupational, and school services personnel programs. Due to the lack of teacher evaluation data from the 2019-20 school year and the continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public schools during the 2020-21 school year, EPPs did not receive an overall rating this year.
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In previous years, EPPs received an overall rating based on their performance in the Report Card's scored domains. Due to the lack of teacher evaluation data from the 2019-20 school year, EPPs are not receiving an overall rating this year.
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For the 2019 edition of the report card, the State Board of Education has launched two new domains: program completer satisfaction and candidates’ pass-rates on licensure assessments. Based on feedback from educational stakeholders, the Board moved from the 1-4 scale used in previous years to new benchmarks of "Meets Expectations", "Does Not Meet Expectations", and "Exceeds Expectations".
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On the Educator Preparation Report Card this year, the State Board added a new leader preparation module to provide basic information about providers that prepare school leaders. In addition, this year’s Report Card includes a spotlight on each provider’s literacy practices to support the state’s goals around the Read to be Ready campaign.
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2017
After publishing the redesigned Report Card, the State Board began the second round of feedback collection in order to hear opinions on the changes that were made and the direction stakeholders would like to see the Report Card go in the future. This section contains updates on the work done as part of the design process for 2017.
February 6, 2018 Webinar Update
Summary Document Video
April 26, 2017 Webinar Update
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Individual reports for Tennessee Educator Preparation programs are provided below.
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2016
In the spring of 2016, the State Board began working to refine the Report Card production process from the initial data collection through its official launch, collecting stakeholder feedback along the way. Listed below are resources detailing key updates from the Report Card’s redesign process.
October 20, 2016 Webinar Update
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September 12, 2016 TACTE Conference Presentation
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July 15, 2016 Webinar Update
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Individual reports for Tennessee Educator Preparation programs are provided below.
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2015
The 2015 teacher preparation report card was produced by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC). Following the 2015 report, the State Board resumed the responsibility of publishing the state's annual teacher preparation report card.
2015 Report Card on the Effectiveness of Teacher Training Programs
Executive Summary State Profile
Individual reports for Tennessee Educator Preparation programs are provided below.