Seattle's public-school teachers approved a new contract Thursday, clearing the way for school to start on time Wednesday and ending rancorous negotiations over the use of test scores in evaluating how well teachers do their jobs.
Within minutes of that vote, nearly all the teachers and other Seattle School District employees at the meeting approved a no-confidence vote in Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson — a symbolic move that reflects deep dissatisfaction with the superintendent's style and agenda
Gotta take what you can get even if the superintendent can't be shitcanned over it.
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The LAST thing we need is another Chicago school shitface "economist" in our government.
The Friedmanites have already about destroyed this country. Only this time we have "Democrats" who support this "trickle on" garbage.
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