The effectiveness of educational policies is evaluated through various measures, including performance metrics, student outcomes, and stakeholder feedback. Key indicators such as graduation rates, test scores, and employment statistics help determine if policies are meeting educational goals. Additionally, evaluations often involve qualitative assessments from educators, students, and parents regarding curriculum relevance and accessibility. Periodic audits and impact studies can also provide insights into the long-term effects of certain policies. This comprehensive approach ensures that educational reforms remain responsive to emerging challenges and continuously improve the quality of education provided.