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Since when do due process rights for teachers hinder students’ ability to learn? That’s blogger Kristin Wald’s reaction to the lawsuit filed by seven parents in New York State that seeks to erode due process protections for teachers.
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UFT President Michael Mulgrew and Chancellor Carmen Farina joined the families and colleagues of the 12 winners of the Big Apple Awards: Recognizing Teacher Excellence in New York City at a ceremony on the lawn of Gracie Mansion on June 19 to celebrate their achievements and to honor the impact they have on the lives of students.
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