Friday, October 20, 2006
Jill Levy to Step Down
Jill Levy, the head of the union often called the "principal's union" in New York City, but really is dominated by the stronger-in-numbers assistant principals, announced yesterday she will be stepping down.
The announcement served primarily as a reminder to millions of New Yorkers that the union does still exist, despite appearances to the contrary.
The announcement served primarily as a reminder to millions of New Yorkers that the union does still exist, despite appearances to the contrary.
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