when it comes to education "reform" or the mistreatment of teachers by various school districts--hell, almost ALL of them--in the United States.
These and other posts mirror exactly what I went through nearly four years ago, and I am still suffering as a result.
Although I am in the process of getting my teaching license here in Oregon, given what I know now about public education--the REAL problems, not the fake garbage "reported" by the media or blathered about by politicians of both political parties--I am not sure I have the stomach to EVER work as a teacher in the public schools ever again. As long as principals have unilateral power over teachers, with NO accountability for their actions, teaching will remain an extremely risky occupation.
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