D.C.-area schools trying out performance pay for teachers

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Some Washington-area school districts are experimenting with extra pay for high-performing teachers, but a new report calls the practice into question.

In Prince William County, school board member Grant Lattin recently drafted a proposal to have staff look into performance pay options — bonuses for teachers in tough-to-staff schools or subjects, for example. Or pay tied to improved student test scores.

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