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femmocrat

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3. Yes, an excellent solution!

Reply to mbperrin (Reply #2)

Sat Jun 21, 2014, 10:37 AM

Jun 2014

Then, if the teacher has more than a few years of service, he or she can receive an "unsatisfactory" rating that will be sure to get this malingerer to retire or resign in shame! After that, hire a newbie at half the salary to soldier on until the process can be repeated.

:wipinghands: smilie Mission Accomplished! :patonback: smilie

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OK, Ed "Reformers"; You're ON! [View all] Smarmie Doofus Jun 2014 OP

Similar to other social ills in the US, no school system alone can rectify the issues. Yet, they Jefferson23 Jun 2014 #1

Yes, there should! But there is not: femmocrat Jun 2014 #4

I know, I focused on what I believe we need...and the funding is pathetic..very sad. Jefferson23 Jun 2014 #5

"No school system alone can rectify the issues." LWolf Jun 2014 #6

Thanks for such a thoughtful response. My statements earlier speak to what I believe Jefferson23 Jun 2014 #7

Obviously, some teacher somewhere needs to be assigned to an improvement mbperrin Jun 2014 #2

Yes, an excellent solution! femmocrat Jun 2014 #3