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NYC school teacher, education reporter at The Progressive, podcast at NYupdate.org
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Thursday, January 4, 2018
NO LICENSE NEEDED: SUNY Charter Committee creates pseudo-teacher licenses for communities of color, devalues own degrees SHARE
Charter operators in NYC are burning through teachers at 2-3 times the rate of public schools. To plug these gaps, the State University of New York (SUNY) adopted a major education policy shift this fall, allowing SUNY charter schools to waive state requirements for teacher certification and hire unlicensed teachers without education degrees. This will overwhelmingly affect students of color, ensuring they have less experienced instructors without education degrees, prior teaching experience or even high school diplomas. Check out the dispute at the heart of the lawsuit challenging the policy...
NO LICENSE NEEDED: SUNY Charter Committee creates pseudo-teacher licenses for communities of color, devalues own degrees SHARE
Charter operators in NYC are burning through teachers at 2-3 times the rate of public schools. To plug these gaps, the State University of New York (SUNY) adopted a major education policy shift this fall, allowing SUNY charter schools to waive state requirements for teacher certification and hire unlicensed teachers without education degrees. This will overwhelmingly affect students of color, ensuring they have less experienced instructors without education degrees, prior teaching experience or even high school diplomas. Check out the dispute at the heart of the lawsuit challenging the policy...
