Wed Sep 17, 2014, 07:18 PM
madfloridian (88,114 posts)
The 2 groups suing NY teachers are feuding with each other.
Crossposted in General Discussion
Give a rec if you can. Also posted at Twitter Two women with separate lawsuits to challenge teacher tenure are at odds A judge consolidated a pair of lawsuits challenging teacher tenure in New York on Thursday — but the two people behind the cases couldn’t be farther apart. ![]() Enid Alvarez/New York Daily News Mona Davids has filed a lawsuit seeking changes to teacher tenure, but she doesn't see eye to eye with Campbell Brown, who also filed similar legal action. And the article is more favorable to Campbell Brown, which just illustrates the state of journalism lately. This is a news article, not an editorial. Brown sought to stay above the fray. “Our view has always been, the more parents, lawyers and families supporting this effort, the better,” Brown said. ![]() Campbell Brown More from Capitol New York. Anti-tenure plaintiff attacks would-be ally Campbell Brown A would-be alliance in the battle over New York's teacher-tenure laws fell apart Thursday, as parent-activist Mona Davids held a press conference to attack CNN anchor-turned-education reformer Campbell Brown. The Parents Union which has formed nationwide is the group which pushed the Parent Trigger Act in which a group of parents can take over a school, decide which charter group will get the nod. Actually it was formed by charter school groups. (The parents risk losing their power when the charter group takes over, I fear.) This is not a healthy situation for students or teachers or parents. But for those funders who back the lawsuits there is much profit at stake if unions have less power.
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