Lebra for teaching staff

Teachers set the goals. Leaders notice the work.

Teachers don’t choose Lebra. District leaders do, and teachers are on the receiving end of it. This is what your teachers see: an evaluation that starts with their own reflection and goals, and leaders who notice their work and say so.

Illustration of a teacher at a classroom desk after school, reading feedback notes.

Where Lebra helps.

Ascend

The growth cycle starts with the teacher.

Ascend opens each cycle with self-reflection prompts on instruction, classroom culture, assessment and family engagement. Each teacher turns that reflection into one to three growth goals of their own.

Ascend

Feedback is about the goals they chose.

Observations and coaching are organized around each teacher’s own goals. AI helps draft the feedback, and the evaluator decides every word of it and the rating.

Lead

Good work gets noticed, and said out loud.

Lead reminds leaders who they haven’t reached lately and drafts a personal email or handwritten card. The leader edits and sends it, so the thanks a teacher gets comes from a person.

The products teaching staff use.

Each one works on its own, and they work well together.

Ascend

Evaluation and coaching

Get through evaluation season with time left to coach.

For principals and HR

Explore Ascend

Lead

Staff recognition and connection

Notice the good work, and the staff member nobody has checked on lately.

For superintendents, principals and HR

Explore Lead

See Lebra on your district's own work.

Thirty minutes with someone from the Lebra team. Bring an evaluation framework, a board report or a policy question you're stuck on. We'll show you what Lebra does with it.

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