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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
“Assistant Superintendent Professional Development Meetings" Update
The "Assistant Superintendent Professional Development Meetings" Grievance is now at Level 3. The Association expects to argue the grievance at the next School Committee meeting which will be on October 19, 2009.
Why are ASPD Meetings being led by principals? These folks have not had to actually fill out a report card since we had ditto machines with the hand crank.
A certain presenter should be more respectful at the next "Assistant Superintendent professional development" instead of trying to silence the voice of fellow teachers as this non-negotiated idea of a new middle school report card is discussed at a non-negotiated training session.
The "certain presenter" was not the 3rd grade teacher that was the main presenter...she was very respectful and friendly...the rudeness came from the "other presenter" that attempted to quiet anything teachers had to say.
8 comments:
What no comments?
Not good to have common planning time and then ASPD meeting the next week......CRAZY no time for after school help.
I heard the first round were a disaster. Can't wait to get the experience this week... Also heard it was a game of "Where's Dennis Winn?"
Why are ASPD Meetings being led by principals? These folks have not had to actually fill out a report card since we had ditto machines with the hand crank.
A certain presenter should be more respectful at the next "Assistant Superintendent professional development" instead of trying to silence the voice of fellow teachers as this non-negotiated idea of a new middle school report card is discussed at a non-negotiated training session.
The "certain presenter" was not the 3rd grade teacher that was the main presenter...she was very respectful and friendly...the rudeness came from the "other presenter" that attempted to quiet anything teachers had to say.
so whats up with the grievance?
Great Job Lou! Thank you for sticking up for the teachers, we really do appreciate your hard work.
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