Sentences with phrase «california teachers empowerment»

But while The Association of American Educators, Christian Educators Association International, Educators 4 Excellence, California Teachers Empowerment Network, et al are all growing, the teachers unions still predominate.

Larry Sand, a former classroom teacher and president of California Teachers Empowerment Network, summarized it succinctly: «Ah, the commissar has spoken from on high!»

Larry Sand, who runs the California Teachers Empowerment Network, an organization he describes as existing «for teachers who don't tow the union line,» questioned the NEA proposal's sincerity.

A few months ago the California Public Policy Center, in partnership with the California Teachers Empowerment Network, launched the California Teacher Freedom project.

For more details on the opt - out process — pros and cons — please visit the website of the California Teachers Empowerment Network, an organization I co-founded six years ago.

About the author: Larry Sand, a former classroom teacher, is the president of the non-profit California Teachers Empowerment Network — a non-partisan, non-political group dedicated to providing teachers with reliable and balanced information about professional affiliations and positions on educational issues.

Larry Sand, a former classroom teacher, is the president of the non-profit California Teachers Empowerment Network — a non-partisan, non-political group dedicated to providing teachers and the general public with reliable and balanced information about professional affiliations and positions on educational issues.

As president of the California Teachers Empowerment Network, I am well aware of teachers» frustrations.

As president of the California Teachers Empowerment Network (CTEN), I talk to people about teachers and education all the time.

Larry Sand, a former LAUSD teacher who founded California Teachers Empowerment Network, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that seeks to educate teachers and the public about union and school choice issues, said if Melvoin and Gonez are elected, he would be optimistic that the board would address its unfunded retiree benefits liabilities.

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On multiple occasions he chastised them for acting in bad faith by their failure to work cooperatively with the Palm Lane parents as they were legally required to do by the Act as well as a formal California Teachers» Association Advisory on Parent Empowerment Act Regulations dated 1/5/2012.

And after the Trigger's official regulations are finally solidified by the California Board of Education (hopefully without a proposed clause that would allow teachers to veto a parent petition, turning the whole «empowerment» concept on its head), little kinks like a date box won't be the deciding factors in failing - school takeovers.