Ed schools presently benefit from a lack of public accountability, low political visibility, public policy inertia, and iron triangle protectionism provided by self - interested coalitions of executive branch credentialing managers,
teacher union officials attempting to restrain labor market entry, and a few aligned legislators.
Not exact matches
In response to the mayor's most recent
attempt to point the finger at the
union for the breakdown of evaluation talks, UFT President Michael Mulgrew observed, «Most people would be embarrassed that the state's highest education
official has directly contradicted their statements about a new
teacher evaluation system, but not the mayor.»
Officials of the
teachers union, UTLA, have accused the group of
attempting to «dismantle» public education in Los Angeles, and just this week, the school board went on record opposing the GPS Now plan, of which few details are actually known.
As we learned both from Adelanto and from the first - ever Trigger
attempt in Compton, rescission drives are often backed by district
officials (who have a financial stake in each of their campuses) and
teachers unions (whose members stand to lose their jobs if new management finds they don't meet higher educational standards).
In New York and in other locations around the country, the
teacher unions have put state and local
officials on notice that
attempts to punish
teachers for speaking honestly about the testing scheme will be met with the full resources of the
union.