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The University of West Floridas Haas Center has developed and sold a software system for the electronic evaluation of Santa Rosa County School District teachers.

The Professional Educator Assessment and Results System, or PEARS, was developed by UWFs faculty, IT professionals and UWF students. The school district paid $125,000 for the software.

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