Entry: It’s been a while… Sunday, February 25, 2007



At this point, all the authors of this blog are finishing up our two-year commitments to Teach For America. This means, of course, that we are being bombarded with invitations to apply for jobs at charter schools, especially KIPP schools.  In general, these jobs involve longer hours, lower pay (at least on a rate basis) and the loss of union protections. Yet they seem to be very popular options among those corps members who stay as teachers. With that in mind, my next few posts on this blog (and they’re coming, I promise) are going to be devoted to exploring the kinds of working conditions that dedicated teachers want, and examining ways in which the school system can help nurture those working conditions. 

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July 3, 2007   03:21 AM PDT
 
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Terry
August 8, 2007   09:37 PM PDT
 
Hey , one of my good friends from Teach for America is going to a KIPP school. I will miss you Kate!!
Melanie Cameron
September 19, 2007   03:55 PM PDT
 
Check out the latest Edspresso commentary and blogs!

We've exposed the grassroots power of charter parents and teachers in California who overturned Speaker Nunez' and other anti-charter administrators' attempts to lasso CA charters with moonlight politics.

Offer your thoughts on the wildfire spread of teacher merit pay across 22 states and the unions staunchly resisting to save nothing more than their power and influence.

Have a great week,

Melanie Cameron
Managing Editor, Edspresso
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November 16, 2009   07:00 AM PST
 
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