NY Times bias: The only way SchoolBook lets you respond is through Facebook. Why? Many people do not use this social media.
We've seen how Tweed, the enemy within, purposely denies pre-k growth for public schools, their very lifeline, so they can favor charters by creating "demand." This message was sent by GEM/ICE/MORE member Pat Dobosz, a pre-k teachers in Williamsburg after reading this article at Schoolbook:
More Pre-K Seats Open for Bid, Starting Monday – SchoolBook
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I disagree with you Norm about very few people using FB. I use it, but decided not to have my name used and I think other teachers want to comment, but are afraid. Let's face it, if principals and the DoE can go after CL's especially non-Unity ones, what else can happen.
The NYTimes bias is evident today on the Greta Hawkins story. The Times is in the pocket of Bloomberg as evidenced by Winerip no longer covering education issues. Today's story pulls at the anti-Conservative heartstrings over the song, "Proud To Be An American", and gives very little evidence to what this principal is really about. While it links the story in the NYTeacher, the reporter never interviewed teachers and the parents that have valid issues with the way she runs the school. She was the one who brought up the "White and Jewish issue" but the Times is making it out to be racially biased against her. If Ms. Bellafonte is the type of education reporter we can expect from the Times, she is no better than the NYPost and Daily News reporters who slant and omit facts in order to come across as anti-teacher.
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