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Evaluations that Elevate: Supporting Growth on California’s Day of the Teacher

29 minutes

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About this webinar

On California Day of the Teacher, join us for a conversation that puts your educators first. 

Manual evaluation processes — like juggling Google Docs, spreadsheets, and shared folders — make it hard to meet state expectations, stay compliant with collective bargaining agreements, and truly support teacher growth. But it doesn’t have to be that way. 

In this 30-minute session, we’ll explore how California districts are transforming evaluations from compliance tasks into meaningful tools for growth — aligned to frameworks like Danielson, tailored to staff groups, and streamlined through purpose-built systems. 

You’ll see how to: 

  • Provide actionable feedback that supports continuous improvement 
  • Align with California Teaching Standards and collective bargaining requirements 
  • Track evaluations across employee groups — with less time and hassle 
  • Make evaluations work for your people, not against them 

We’ll share a live look at Frontline’s Employee Evaluation Management, followed by time for Q&A. 

Let’s give California’s educators the support they deserve — starting with the systems we use to grow. 

Featured Speakers

Susan Walters

Solutions Director, Frontline Education

Susan Walters has spent the last decade helping K-12 districts strengthen their approach to recruiting, developing, and retaining staff. As Solutions Director at Frontline Education, she works closely with school leaders to address workforce challenges through strategy, technology, and cross-functional alignment.

With deep expertise in human capital management and professional growth, Susan brings a practical perspective to what’s working — and what’s not — in today’s educator labor market.

Discover the Frontline Difference

Frontline Education is a leading provider of school administration software, supporting more than 10,000 K-12 organizations nationwide. Our solutions span four key areas — Human Capital Management, Student Solutions, Business Operations, and Data & Analytics — helping school systems operate efficiently and deliver better outcomes for students and staff.

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