Repeating the process that got us our current APPR system makes no sense and will result in another bad system #nybudget
— Assemblyman Ed Ra (@EdwardRa19) March 31, 2015
I will be voting No on this further erosion of local control that doubles down on our overialiance on standardized testing #nybudget
— Assemblyman Ed Ra (@EdwardRa19) March 31, 2015
Video of me speaking on the Assembly floor on Tuesday regarding the Gov's misguided education policies #AllKidsNeed https://t.co/9isQjQXDTR
— Assemblyman Ed Ra (@EdwardRa19) April 2, 2015
Thank you, Assemblyman Ra, for standing up for students, teachers and public schools.
Hey RBE. I Have an unrelated question. Does this awful reform package include the provision that no student shall be assigned a teacher rated ineffective two years in a row? Did that make it in the bill?
ReplyDeleteI believe it is in the bill, but I have to check. Will let you know later.
DeleteIf that is true it will be a logistical nightmare for any small district that has only one or two secondary teachers per grade. If our 8th grade math teacher is rated ineffective this year, where would they place the 130 incoming 7th graders next year? This is another on of the many impulsive ideas that proves Cuomo wants nothing to do with improving teaching and learning.
DeleteI think they can get a waiver.
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