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Sep 11, 2013
My district is hiring without approval, and putting subs in subject areas that they are not certified to teach (a relative ofcourse).
ron/nj
I believe those hired/transferred would be approved at the next meeting.
ron/nj
These political school systems get away with alot of nonsense. The average Joe can't go up against them. Maybe speaking to the union will shed some light. Good luck but don't expect anything positive to come of this. ron
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