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Mar 8, 2013
“This was really a plan to eliminate public education,” Weingarten told The Huffington Post after being released Thursday. “This is not about how to fix public schools, but to close them — not how to stabilize but to destabilize public schooling.”
Video released by AFT on Friday showed Weingarten and members of a group of 18 protesters locking arms and blocking access to a meeting of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission (SRC), the five-member board in charge of the city’s public school system. All 19 demonstrators were arrested and released Thursday night.
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