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Miles_vel_Day t1_jdecd6j wrote

Reply to comment by Kolzig33189 in Connecticut teachers, what problems are you facing with your students now? by PettyWitch

That's not systemic, that's a specific bad administrator. There is absolutely no reason under any state regulation that that teacher should've been forced to resign. What did the union do?

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Kolzig33189 t1_jderhzk wrote

I would argue bad admin is one of the biggest systemic problems there are right now.

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Miles_vel_Day t1_jdert25 wrote

Fair enough. It sure is extremely common. Big waste of money, too.

But still - what did the union do? (Was this a non-union school?) I've known a bunch of teachers who got in much more serious physical dust-ups and didn't face any disciplinary action.

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Kolzig33189 t1_jdevloc wrote

I don’t think the teacher pursued anything or pressured the union to step in…he was kind of looking for a change anyway so that was the push he needed. But I dont know for sure about union, I never really asked about that part.

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