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westy's comments
Posted Fri, Sep 3, 8:23 a.m.
"A year ago, neither union nor school district wanted to face the long-put-off question of how to evaluate teachers meaningfully." Mr. Brewster, that is a bold-faced lie. The district and the union have been working together for the last TWO years on the contract issues including teacher evaluation. That both ...
MOREPosted Sat, Aug 21, 3:41 p.m.
First, the comments were negative because the op-ed read like piece put together after reading a couple of white papers, listening to only ed reformers and then handing it off to an aide to write (sorry to be blunt but that's how it reads). Second, there's this: "Teachers are the ...
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