The Brooklyn principal under fire for song-banning is under scrutiny after an abuse claim. (Daily News)
The Post pans Cuomo’s decision to limit the release of teacher evaluation results to parents only.
A court ruling about Los Angeles’s teacher evaluations could reverberate across California. (L.A. Times)
GUest
“Mr. I know I have never been to class but if you don’t pass me I’ll claim you touched me. You will not get a fair hearing, you will lose your home and your family will starve. I don’t understand consequences because the DOE has removed all consequences for students years ago.” Coming soon to a school NEAR YOU!
Pparsow
This philosophy will prevail regardless of a child’s needs. It has been the DOE’s intention to funnel the money from Special Education to General Education for years. Parents will not have a voice. Teachers already have no voice. In some cases children benefit from inclusion however there can never be a blanket policy. Just as SESIS(computer system) was shoved onto the schools so will this policy. Bullying starts from the top down. One must question the motives of those who look at money before children.
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