Duerring Outlines Hopes For: ; Session; Firings, Student Growth, Poorly Served Areas Are Top Concerns
Charleston Daily Mail › April 30, 2010
Linked as:
Summary
Kanawha County Schools Superintendent Ron Duerring has a wish list for West Virginia's upcoming special session.
He would like to see legislation that would make it easier to take underperforming teachers out of the classroom, track student growth and give more money to teachers hired in "areas of need," Duerring said in a Wednesday meeting with the Daily Mail editorial board.See the full content of this document
Extract
Duerring Outlines Hopes For: ; Session; Firings, Student Growth, Poorly Served Areas Are Top Concerns
Duerring said teacher firings are "more common than you think" but said the current teacher evaluation process is "very cumbersome."
School systems must place underperforming teachers on...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
