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>can hire a total novice and turn away an experienced teacher in the same
>area. It will save money and MONEY is what it is all about. Will it bring
>up class scores? The lottery is a better deal then this gamble.
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This is rediculous! California doesn't have elementary art teachers and now
this. Its a wonder your students accomplish anything in California.
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>Also when the run on teachers is over, I can see the future. Districts
>using interns as much as possible to limit permanent employees. Remember
>they can be fired at will. In a few years we could have interns coming out
>into the classroom who do not care to teach, but it will be a way to earn
>some money until they can find a better job in their field. They know they
>will be let go anyway. Granted this may be down the road a bit.
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I believe you've read the writing on the wall. One can only hope that when
students grades and test scores begin plummeting, that someone will do
something about this rediculous law.
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>Please comment. How does your district plan to use these two new laws.
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My sympathies go out to all of you in California. I'm certainly glad that
my own state has yet to institute such an "upstanding" law.
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