Chas Roemer’s Right; Time To End Tenure In Louisiana Public Schools
Chas Roemer’s Right; Time To End Tenure In Louisiana Public Schools – Jeff Sadow
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This post was written by MacAoidh on Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 10:06. MacAoidh has written 8059 posts on this blog.
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Quote Of The Day, May 24, 2012
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He so misinformed on this issue – truly ignorant. It is not easy to earn tenure, and tenure is not granted automatically. In order to be tenured, a teacher must first earn a college degree, then pass a rigorous examination, and then spend three years on supervised probation with regular evaluations. During those three years, the teacher can be released for virtually any reason. Roemer needs to go now.