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explaining teacher’s rights vs anger… sounds like the superintendant needs to go to one… he was angry because a teacher was being told what rights they have… that is definately not anger, but gaining knowledge…
Let’s see… a teacher with 34 years experience runs up against a principal who apparently has an ax to grind. Very limited information in the article, but I for one tend to side with the experience rather than the Boss lady.
Did anybody else catch the fact that the attorney’s name is SWINDLE?!! LOL!!
Hm… another weak article by IJ. Without knowing what else the email may have said, or more details on what precipitated this we just can’t really say anything about it. it’s quite possible that the email also contained some other horrible things, or maybe it was as polite as can be.
It’s stories like these that get me so mad that I can’t control myself.