Sentences with phrase «odds with the teachers union»

While that might be nothing new for Cuomo — he's been at odds with teachers unions and education advocates throughout his administration — Russell says the question has come up, whether this year he's gone too far.

While that puts him at odds with the teachers union, it represents a very different tone from that used by Mayor Michael Bloomberg in his State of the City speech last week.

(Actually, polls show that the general public is now at odds with teachers unions, not the reformers.)

Not exact matches

Among those pushing for Paladino's removal are the state teachers union and several other elected officials who have been at odds with the Buffalo developer.

And he was sometimes at odds with the leadership of Miami's local teachers union, United Teachers teachers union, United Teachers Teachers of Dade.

However, he remains an adamant advocate of measures like the Education Investment Tax Credit, putting him in line with Mr. Cuomo and State Senate Republicans, and at odds with Mr. de Blasio and his teachers» union allies.

With less than two months before the state budget is due, Governor Cuomo and education groups remain at odds, with the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucrWith less than two months before the state budget is due, Governor Cuomo and education groups remain at odds, with the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucrwith the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucracy.

Paladino has always been at odds with the Buffalo Teachers Federation and its union leader Phil Rumore and in the school board election of 2016 the BTF backed candidates were successful in knocking off James Sampson and Jay McCarthy, ending the Paladino majority.

Cuomo has been at odds with the New York State United Teachers union since even before taking office.

«If he were to not sign the bill into law, I wouldn't be surprised at all,» said Flanagan, whose conference also benefited from the heavy spending of education groups whose priorities are directly at odds with those of teachers» unions.

The reform agenda touted by Mr. Cuomo has put the governor at odds, not for the first time, with teachers unions — who have often been allies of Mr. de Blasio and other New York City politicians.

As for policy, Cox pointed to the Republican Party's support for education reform efforts that have put them at odds with politically influential teachers unions.

I asked Brynien if he thought Cuomo, who is at odds with progressives in general, but at war with the teachers and state workers unions, might have sufficient time to patch things up between now and a potential White House bid.

With less than two months before the state budget is due, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and education groups remain at odds, with the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucrWith less than two months before the state budget is due, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and education groups remain at odds, with the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucrwith the state teacher's union calling the fight a «war,» and Cuomo calling the teachers and their allies a bloated bureaucracy.

In Part 1 of his weekly «Mondays with the Mayor» interview on NY1, Mayor de Blasio talks to Errol Louis about a proposal on the Upper West Side to desegregate middle schools, and why he is at odds with the teacher's union over how to give teachers paid time off for parental leave.

He criticized the governor, who has been at odds with the unions, for what he said was attacking teachers.

The governor did not mention charter schools, but Cuomo took a shot at teachers and their unions, who he's been at odds with over school policy, saying the teacher's fight is not about education.

But the Democratic members — many of whom are closely allied with the teachers» unions, and are at odds with Cuomo's push to make teachers ratings more heavily contingent on testing — said they had not seen exact language to describe what Heastie was proposing.

For example, rather than questioning the right of teacher unions to exist, Brimelow could have shown how effective unions are not inherently at odds with the creation of high - quality products.

From observing conditions there and in other cities, we believe that bargaining and related union activity have not only hampered urban public schools with such things as cumbersome contracts, but have introduced practices into the education system that are counterproductive, fomenting a demoralizing pattern of acrimony between teachers and administrators that is fundamentally at odds with effective education.

In a similar vein, a group of teachers known as Educators 4 Excellence, which is sometimes at odds with the teachers» union in New York, proposed an alternate evaluation plan to Cuomo's that uses peers instead of outside consultants.

The new system would deny automatic raises to unsatisfactory performers and give evaluators the option of adding another year to the probationary period for new teachers — a provision at odds with the state teachers union.

In a show of unity, the mayor and chancellor traveled with a large delegation, including Randi Weingarten, the president of the city teachers» union, and Ernest A. Logan, the president of the principals» union, who are often at odds with the mayor.

The idea was unusual, maybe even unwise: Bring together people and organizations sometimes at odds with each other — the teachers union, the School Board, reporters, business leaders — and wrangle them into consensus and cooperation on challenges facing Madison public schools.

The bill put Democrats at odds with one of their traditional supporters, the state's largest teachers» union.

As you can see, CTA's (like most teachers unions») political organizing is top - down, centrally planned, bureaucratic and frequently at odds with its own rank - and - file.

The teachers unions, who had at times been at odds with Tisch, praised the appointments of Rosa and Brown.

With so much evidence, it's difficult to understand why the cause for teacher rights and professionalism has to go to the U.S. Supreme Court for the public to recognize that labor unions which create and defend laws that treat all teachers the same are at odds with sound social science and what it takes to effectively teach kWith so much evidence, it's difficult to understand why the cause for teacher rights and professionalism has to go to the U.S. Supreme Court for the public to recognize that labor unions which create and defend laws that treat all teachers the same are at odds with sound social science and what it takes to effectively teach kwith sound social science and what it takes to effectively teach kids.

On the April 4 ballot will be two - term incumbent Tony Evers, a public school advocate backed mostly by liberals and teachers unions who has been at odds with Republicans for years over his adoption of the Common Core State Standards and his opposition to the expansion of private school vouchers in the state.