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The filmmakers barely got a word in. All I heard was bullshit about if this was a business, these people would be fired, blah, blah, blah. Teaching is totally different from private businesses, and never mind most of the allegations against teachers are bullshit.
Teachers are put on administrative leave, paid or unpaid, for one reason only and that's to force them to resign (or retire), thus saving money on lawyers and unemployment compensation. That was the reason the union's executive director LIED to me about my eligibility; since she was figuratively kissing the ass of her soon-to-be boss in human resources, she felt it would benefit her to lie about it so I would be desperate and settle. Thank God I didn't.
But of course these filmmakers, being young it appears, didn't state the obvious. Meanwhile, crappy principals are allowed to keep their jobs.
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