An Op-ed in this Sunday's Washington Post calls attention to the rate of turnover of both teachers and principals as a huge barrior to making our schools better. The column is up on the Web here. Education analyst Mark Simon argues the turnover rates are so high we're losing a lot of our best teachers and creating a hostile culture in too many schools. Turnover in charter schools is even higher.
Friday, June 15, 2012
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Is Teacher Churn Undermining Real Education Reform in D.C.?
Is Teacher Churn Undermining Real Education Reform in D.C.?
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