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Colorado’s teacher policies received an average grade of C, according to a biennial national report released Tuesday.
The published by the National Council on Teacher Quality, a nonprofit research and advocacy group.
The report looks at each state’s laws and regulations affecting the preparation, retention and evaluation of teachers.
Colorado’s score is a slight drop from the C-plus in 2013 and the same as the C in 2011.
The area of lowest scores for Colorado remains in preparing teachers.
Colorado’s licencing requirements and college admission policies are not linked to academic requirements.
