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Teachers Refuse To Work 25 Minutes More Per Day, So Town Fires All Of Them

Started by Pat K, February 17, 2010, 02:11 AM NHFT

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Roycerson

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QuoteThe agreement lengthens the school day by 30 minutes and requires all teachers to spend one hour tutoring each week. Teachers would be required to eat lunch with students once a week, face a more rigorous evaluation system and undergo up to 10 days of professional development every summer and 90 minutes of weekly planning time after school.

Those conditions are similar to but more stringent than the ones proposed by Gallo before the firings.

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Quote from: Roycerson on May 17, 2010, 08:33 PM NHFT
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QuoteThe agreement lengthens the school day by 30 minutes and requires all teachers to spend one hour tutoring each week. Teachers would be required to eat lunch with students once a week, face a more rigorous evaluation system and undergo up to 10 days of professional development every summer and 90 minutes of weekly planning time after school.

Those conditions are similar to but more stringent than the ones proposed by Gallo before the firings.

If that is true, that is good news, I think.  I'm not sure if it is true though.  You didn't post anything like a source.