Diane Wiley wrote:
I know this is just anecdotal, but I heard, again, from another long time
teacher with a GREAT reputation, that s/he after being tranferred due to the
mess last year, is now being "excessed" [which means s/he will probably be
called back, but who knows] and has just had it and is looking to move to a
different district. It makes me sick.
Indeed, teachers are being moved around and out. Very little of the
movement is because of any state law or to enhance student achievement.
Most of the movement is due to the school closings and administrative
decisions to lop off teachers and programs without first making
qualitative decisions.
Dan McGuire
Ericsson / (Northrop) ?
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