Let your integrity be your compass, and don't let anyone take unfair advantage of it .... Submitted to the blog

I think a serious games of cat and mouse is being played out at the expense of the stakeholders in the NBPS. The superintendent, mayor, sc, standard times, and dese overseers continue to side step the importance of parent and student involvement in the education process, and as long as that continues, teacher's blood and only teacher's blood will continue to flow.

We all know the saying about what runs down hill, and the teachers are at the bottom, make no mistake. As the superintendent pressures principals and principals ratchet up the pressure on the teachers, many people will, and rightly so become exposed, and that is fine. 
Let's put it all on the table. I think the system is at that point, don't you. 
Let's expose those that need to be exposed. Those at PRAB, those on the sc, those in city hall, those that run our schools, and yes, those who teach. The only pass is to the standard times. They need to concentrate how to stay in business without continually bashing teachers, although teachers still read, and buy papers. I bet teachers are half of their subscription list. The standard can't afford to loose them.

Teachers need to stop acting like lemmings and stand up for what is right and fair. Stop being passive and afraid of job loss. Big step, I know. Don't wait for someone to stand up for something we all should be standing up for. They can't fire everyone, and they can't fire good teachers without cause.

Let your integrity be your compass, and don't let anyone take unfair advantage of it. You have worked too hard to attain it. Don't let anyone in the form of a 10 minute walk through tear it down. It is unfair, and in poor taste, to put it mildly