Termination is the Penalty If a Charged Employee Retires While Proceeding With 3020-a Arbitration The point I would like to make is: if you retire after receiving 3020-a charges, your license to teach will be […]
We now know that Principal Pierre Orbe demanded that 23 teachers meet with him who had, in the September 2016-January 2017 school semester, students with failing grades. He wanted to see their gradebooks. Then, they got […]
The NYC Public Voice The public concern for police misconduct especially in the Stop and Frisk campaign has led to widespread distruct of the police department. Now that Commissoner O’Neill has begun looking into this […]
ABA Journal, BY VICTOR LI, POSTED AUGUST 2, 2018 Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein may not be a very popular person within certain circles in Washington, D.C., but he received a rock-star welcome during the opening forum […]
Sat in Rikers for $1 DID 5 MOS., NOT TOLD BAIL WAS CUT, BUT LAWSUIT TOSSED NY Daily News, Stephen Rex Brown, Aug. 5, 2018 He was left to languish on Rikers Island for five […]
Probably the Mayoral scandal that infuriates New Yorkers the most is de Blasio’s disdain and silence on the lies and corruption of NYCHA and it’s former Chairperson Shola Olatoye. There is no end in sight, nor […]
Parentadvocates.org Sara E. Teller – Aug 3, 2018 The ex-superintendent of the Montebello Unified School District, Susanna Contreras Smith, and former chief financial and operations officer, Cleve Pell, filed a lawsuit claiming they were fired […]
BY WENDY LECKER July 24, 2018 Press Release In a major victory for New Mexico public school children, the district court, in a July 20 ruling, found that inadequate school funding violates the education article […]
The Case of Yollia Cameron, PS 25 in Brooklyn, and Pregnancy Discrimination The case below focuses on pregnancy discrimination: Plaintiff, YOLLIA CAMERON, complaining of the defendants, by her attorneys J. Patrick DeLince, ofDeLi~ce Law PLLC, […]
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