Thursday, July 20, 2006
No Contract, No Work
That's an option the United Federation of Teachers is already considering in NYC.
For those elected officials who still think a bunch of political ads aimed at grownups are "too mean," what do you make of job actions aimed at kids who desperately need every ounce of education we can give them?
For those elected officials who still think a bunch of political ads aimed at grownups are "too mean," what do you make of job actions aimed at kids who desperately need every ounce of education we can give them?
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