Opponents of New York State's teacher
tenure laws won a small but important victory when a Staten Island judge allowed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of those rules to move forward.
Not exact matches
Too many states are stuck in the «keep it or scrap it» mode of
tenure discussion, and
laws of inertia indicate that «keep it» will
win.
The full implementation of Judge Treu's striking down five
laws that set rules for teacher dismissal, seniority rights and
tenure will likely not take effect for years — or not at all if the state
wins on appeal.
Last year, teachers got a big
win when a Wake County Superior Court judge struck down part of a 2013
law that would have stripped
tenure from educators who had already received it.
Opponents of the nation's teacher unions
won a landmark victory last year in a California lawsuit that challenged
tenure protections, a case that became the beginning of a national effort to roll back teacher
tenure laws in state courts.
TRENTON — The first major change toNew Jersey's
tenure law in a century, but one that leaves intact the practice of laying off teachers based on seniority,
won unanimous backing today of a Senate committee.
In the course of Peter's
tenure as Chief Executive, the practice has
won a number of awards and rankings, including top 5 rated legal practice in the Acritas Global Elite
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Law Firm of the Year Award (2012); the Financial Times Innovative Lawyer Innovation in International Expansion Award (2011); The Lawyer
Law Firm of the Year Award (2011); Legal Business Most Enterprising
Law Firm of the Year (2010); The Lawyer HR Awards Innovation in Talent Management & Retention (2010); and The Financial Times Innovative Lawyer Resourcing Award (2009).