AALA Administrators
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There is no doubt that signs would look like this one without good teachers in the classroom every day supported by frontline managers. And lest we forget, a significant majority of AALA members were teachers first; are required to have a valid teaching credential to be able to administer; and many of us “Walked the Line in ’89.” This partly helps to explain the sleepless nights, angst, and sheer agony many school-site administrators in our ranks are experiencing, given what appears to be an almost inevitable strike. The worry comes from
As teachers continued picketing at Los Angeles-area schools, contract negotiators for the teachers’ union and the Los Angeles Unified School District returned to the bargaining table Thursday to discuss the […] Continue Reading