The Board of Education were concerned that the special education budget has gone over by $1.3 million. Special Education parents said didn’t trust the independence of the consultants Key 2 Ed. The president of the teachers union said staff are not adequately trained, that teachers are being physically injured by students on a regular basis and that students aren’t getting the services they deserve. Continue Reading →
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Contract in Limbo, Greenwich Teachers Want a Middle Class Lifestyle, If Not a Home in Town
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At Thursday’s Board of Ed meeting at Hamilton ave School, GEA president Carol Sutton spoke of the urgency of a voluntary agreement on a teacher contract. She said teachers deserve to live a middle class lifestyle, and pointed out that just 1 out of 5 Greenwich teachers live in Town. Continue Reading →