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When we New Mexico public school teachers lost our tenure
rights in the 1980s, wasn't one of the few things we
gained from that "deal" a guarantee that we could not be
forced into doing extra duty, such as having to work at a
basketball game? Do any of you seasoned NM teachers
remember that? Thanks!
When we New Mexico public school teachers lost our tenure
rights in the 1980s, wasn't one of the few things we
gained from that "deal" a guarantee that we could not be
forced into doing extra duty, such as having to work at a
basketball game? Do any of you seasoned NM teachers
remember that? Thanks!
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