There is a teaching shortage in Floirda, brought upon by a combination of low pay, accountability on steroids, and disrespect. Rather than address those issues the state board of education prepares to double down, by letting anybody with a pulse be a teacher.
From Florida Trends,
State Board prepares to adopt rule for full-time adjunct teachers
With concerns over a teacher applicant shortage still strong in Florida, the state is preparing to offer school districts another path to fill its classrooms — the full-time adjunct instructor. Districts long have had the ability to employ part-time adjuncts, who need not meet the same credentialing as contracted employees and do not fall under the same pay and benefit structure as if they were represented in collective bargaining.
https://www.floridatrend.com/article/28229/federal-judge-backs-best-and-brightest-settlement
So they don't have to have the same credentials, hmmm, and they are exempt from collective bargaining. You know why didn't they just get rid of the profession all together, you have to know by now that is their ultimate goal.
Private schools finance by public money can already hire teachers without certificates or even degrees for that matter, how long until its that way in public schools?
Just a reminder that when the State Board requested their budget, when you factor in inflation it is smaller than last years.
Florida wants to destroy public ed and the teaching profession and people better wake up while there is still something worth fighting for.
What is it going to be friends, what is it going to be?
From Florida Trends,
State Board prepares to adopt rule for full-time adjunct teachers
With concerns over a teacher applicant shortage still strong in Florida, the state is preparing to offer school districts another path to fill its classrooms — the full-time adjunct instructor. Districts long have had the ability to employ part-time adjuncts, who need not meet the same credentialing as contracted employees and do not fall under the same pay and benefit structure as if they were represented in collective bargaining.
https://www.floridatrend.com/article/28229/federal-judge-backs-best-and-brightest-settlement
So they don't have to have the same credentials, hmmm, and they are exempt from collective bargaining. You know why didn't they just get rid of the profession all together, you have to know by now that is their ultimate goal.
Private schools finance by public money can already hire teachers without certificates or even degrees for that matter, how long until its that way in public schools?
Just a reminder that when the State Board requested their budget, when you factor in inflation it is smaller than last years.
Florida wants to destroy public ed and the teaching profession and people better wake up while there is still something worth fighting for.
What is it going to be friends, what is it going to be?
Will they be paid like adjuncts? If so, they'll last a week.
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