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HiPointDem

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4. they're not mutually exclusive. if she's tried to fire 1/3 of her staff, that's education deform at

Reply to RandySF (Reply #3)

Fri Sep 14, 2012, 11:49 PM

Sep 2012

work. wouldn't have been possible in an earlier era, or even desirable.

there's been some loose talk about some of the schools 'in the bullseye' in nyc (schools the mayors targeted for closure) -- that crappy administrators are purposefully being sent in as 'wreckers'.

i don't know the truth, but reading some of the stories, it sure sounds possible.

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SF school principal punishes teachers concerned about safety. [View all] RandySF Sep 2012 OP

As a substitute teacher, I had a principal yell at me for sending *two* children from my class no_hypocrisy Sep 2012 #1

reading between the lines, the principal is instituting education deform, and it's disrupting the HiPointDem Sep 2012 #2

From what I read. RandySF Sep 2012 #3

they're not mutually exclusive. if she's tried to fire 1/3 of her staff, that's education deform at HiPointDem Sep 2012 #4

It is things like this that explain why Team C.A.P. is petitioning Congress. RobertAustin Sep 2012 #5