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iemitsu

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18. yep, in my district too.

Reply to YvonneCa (Reply #10)

Sun May 20, 2012, 10:50 PM

May 2012

seems the purpose of school reform these days is to attack the teachers. that way they can justify ridding themselves of the higher paid employees. and they save themselves bundles in retirement obligations by dumping teachers before their 30 years are in.

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Bullying of Teachers Pervasive in Many Schools [View all] Reader Rabbit May 2012 OP

Teaching is a wonderful job if you have the right school. Especially for working mothers. But southernyankeebelle May 2012 #1

Big public schools won't protect a person, typically. But smaller public charter schools might. NYC_SKP May 2012 #2

charters will not protect a teacher. iemitsu May 2012 #3

+1 proud2BlibKansan May 2012 #13

Yes it is up to the teacher to stop a bully. Charter schools aren't so great either. You can find southernyankeebelle May 2012 #5

Charter Schools are not any safer Moral Compass May 2012 #6

"We teach because we love teaching ... YvonneCa May 2012 #9

Smaller schools, generally, public charter or not, tend toward individualized care. NYC_SKP May 2012 #11

Dream on. Every employee has a right to safe working environment. MichiganVote May 2012 #17

l am doing llegal prep work for my old partner roguevalley May 2012 #7

In my district, too. We are... YvonneCa May 2012 #10

yep, in my district too. iemitsu May 2012 #18

Oh how terrible. I remember when teachers were revered. I am so sorry. My brother was southernyankeebelle May 2012 #12

+1 MichiganVote May 2012 #16

Anecdotal experience, perhaps not translatable across the board, but what I have observed MADem May 2012 #4

When I taught, my second principal was a bully TrogL May 2012 #8

Of course we're bullied. knitter4democracy May 2012 #14

Neither Admin. or unions will go up against parents. MichiganVote May 2012 #15