However, New Jersey could be spared such a horrible fate:
Washington, D.C.’s former schools chancellor is seriously considering an offer from Gov. Chris Christie to become the state’s next education commissioner, but family concerns may prove an insurmountable stumbling block for her, two people familiar with the negotiations said.
The offer is tempting, of course, but let's hope she's sent packing elsewhere.
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She would be the biggest mistake ever, if made commissioner of education. It is time to stop the privatization of our schools. Her record is to ignore community input and fire teachers. She closes schools to have charters replace them. She was a polarizing figure with the people who she was supposedly trying to help, unhappy enough to fire the man who appointed her by voting him out of office. Any teacher who taped mouths shut and laughed about drawing blood when it was ripped off their mouths should be investigated, not employed. She does not have a degree in education and she was a teach for America teacher for a couple of years. Go to California and fix them. We have the best schools in the nation.
Why was her license not stripped when she assaulted a student? Teachers have licenses YANKED for behavior like that, and this person ran a SCHOOL DISTRICT?
She actually bragged about it.
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