"Assigned?"
I believe their contract gives principals, just like other
employees, the right to bid for the schools they want based on seniority.
(For someone who has run for School Board a couple of times now, you would
think he'd have sought to learn a bit about what the employee contracts
actually say.)
Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson
Mr. Bonham's argument begs the question,
"Why do schools with higher percentages of Black students get
assigned "bad" principals?" Wouldn't you assume that the more
challenging schools would be assigned the best principals?
. . .
Michael Atherton
Prospect Park
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