The narrative they were selling was vast amounts of teachers
interested just in Cadillac benefits and summers off were failing our kids and
something had to be done. So they passed the odious and poorly named student
success act so they could find out exactly which teachers and there were bound
to be a bunch, they needed to get rid of. I am sure John Thrasher, Steve Wise and others envisioned long lines heading down to the state's unemployment offices.
Well it turns out like with merit pay, vouchers, charters,
blaming unions and just about everything else that has come out of Tallahassee in the last decade they were wrong once again.
From the Tampa Times:
For the 2012/13
school year, 97.9 percent of teachers who were evaluated statewide were in the
top two categories, effective and highly effective. Less than 1 percent of
teachers - or 306 - fell into the lowest category, unsatisfactory, according to initial results released Tuesday afternoon by
the state Department of Education.
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