Ten Cents Says the District Will Keep This Principal

It doesn't matter if she is being "investigated," in the end she will keep her job at that particular school.

It takes an act of God to remove a principal--REALLY remove them, not reassign them--from a school district:

An angry Brooklyn principal was caught on tape berating teachers after they trashed her on a crucial school survey, the Daily News has learned.

Public School 38 Principal Yolanda Ramirez is under investigation for threatening teachers after she received harsh reviews on last year's survey.

The News obtained a secret recording of Ramirez lashing out at her teachers for nearly 40 minutes, telling them their brutal answers could cost the school - and all of them.

"If you don't trust me, you air that in the school," Ramirez is heard saying in the tape from June 2009, just after she learned the survey's results.

"You don't put that out there for the public because if I were to begin putting out some of your dirty laundry, a lot of you wouldn't be here."

Lots of good stuff in this article. Gotham Schools presents the survey and its results.

The worst "punishment" a principal will receive is reassignment to another job; a teacher wrongfully fired loses EVERYTHING.

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