Leonie came up with this info.
Note the first one (gotcha) and the last one ---- using TDAs to fire teachers.
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When you look at the 3020a process, it is amazing how many people make what must be six figures or better investigating, trying and firing teachers. Lawyers, investigators, arbitrators and assorted other people all have their hands in the pot. This is an entire cottage industry nestled firmly in the belly of the DOE, one that promises only to expand with APPR. Talk about waste, between these people and the Leadership Academy the DOE has several millions of dollars tied up with people whose function and purpose is at best marginal and at worst destructive.
The amount of money spent on the Bronx Science case alone was ridiculous - to defend out-of-control Principal Valerie Reidy and attempt to make their retaliatory U ratings stick.... I watched day after day of arbitration proceedings with these lawyers paid to smear my colleagues as an "out of control mob" (of math teachers!)...
Just out of curiousity, Norm, I didn't see any reference to TDA's in the last job posting... Did you mean Teacher Data Reports? If the city is indeed using TDRs to fire people (after having publicly said that they weren't the best measure, as they were releasing them to the Post), that would be big news... The TPU is a general hit squad of lawyers that swoops into a school to help make sure that principals have their 3020a incompetence cases set up right...
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I wonder if we could come up with a formula or daily cost from the day a teacher is removed to the end of the trial. Factoring in substitutes etc.
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