Sentences with phrase «teachers and their unions objected»

There already is a moratorium on using the test results for teacher evaluations, after teachers and their unions objected to the idea.

There's already a moratorium on using the test results for teacher evaluations, after teachers and their unions objected to the idea.

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Did they think they could sneak up on teachers and unions and implement the whole thing before anyone would object?

The most interesting story coming out of the landmark Vergara and Harris decisions is the coming irresistible - force - immovable - object collision of reformers» aggressive new litigation strategy and teachers unions» stout - defense approach to leadership.

But the school board and teachers union objected and UNO scaled the proposal down to managing just 1 charter school.

After learning of the analysis and the database last week, union leaders began making automated calls to teachers objecting to publication.

The union objected, saying it never agreed to the new terms and argued that the new system created a path to establish merit pay to reward the highest performing teachers.

In addition, the teachers» unions objected to running schools by means of a governing body, saying it would diminish the status of the principal and undermine the teacher's professional authority.

Teachers» unions have often objected to merit pay on the grounds that they don't have fair and reliable ways to measure teacher performance.

Teachers unions had objected to the No Child Left Behind Law, which was signed by George W. Bush in 2001, and had supported California's request for a waiver.

A 2014 audit report AFT filed in California, writing to reflect an arbitrator's decision between objecting teachers and the union's United Teachers Los Angeles unit, made a slightly more conservative estimate of 66 percent of the revenues going toward «chargeable» eteachers and the union's United Teachers Los Angeles unit, made a slightly more conservative estimate of 66 percent of the revenues going toward «chargeable» eTeachers Los Angeles unit, made a slightly more conservative estimate of 66 percent of the revenues going toward «chargeable» expenses.

When the first «draft» was presented the two national teachers» unions objected and teachers were invited to have «input.»

Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis, who has objected to Emanuel's plans to withhold teacher pay raises and change work rules, issued a less - than - subtle statement about the mayor's decision.

While it's possible to believe teachers are a «national treasure» but are wrong about their working conditions, too often the media storyline implies that union officials and the worst teachers are the only ones objecting to charter - ization.

An increasingly vocal group of parents, teachers, union leaders and others have also objected to a focus on standardized tests at the expense of values like creativity.