
Accountability: The Catalyst for Teacher Growth and Student Success
In effective school systems, accountability is not about compliance—it’s about collective growth. When teachers are empowered to reflect on data, collaborate with peers, and refine their practice, accountability becomes a tool for transformation rather than evaluation. In my district, our accountability structures are designed to build teacher capacity and improve outcomes for multilingual learners through intentional cycles of inquiry and support.
Our district uses multiple measures—such as the English Language Proficiency Assessment for California (ELPAC) growth data, STAR Renaissance benchmarks, and formative classroom assessments—to guide instructional decisions. These data points spark dialogue in professional learning communities (PLCs) an
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