NYC Rubber Room Reporter and ATR CONNECT

A close-up look at NYC education policy, politics,and the people who have been, are now, or will be affected by these actions and programs. ATR CONNECT assists individuals who suddenly find themselves in the ATR ("Absent Teacher Reserve") pool and are the "new" rubber roomers, people who have been re-assigned from their life and career. A "Rubber Room" is not a place, but a process.

Friday, May 8, 2015

Betsy Combier: The UFT Calls the 3-member Panel "Historic" - I Call Them Hypocrites

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After I posted on this blog the story of the UFT win and the efforts the UFT made to have a 3-member panel to decide grievances, I received ...
Friday, April 24, 2015

Why Do Grievants Lose Their Grievance Hearings? Hearing Officer Marcel Kshensky Explains

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Most people who have been through the grievance process at either 49-51 Chambers Street, 6th floor , or at 65 Court Street in the offices of...
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Thursday, April 23, 2015

James Calantjis, Proponent of School Leadership Teams and Participatory Democracy, Welcomes Supreme Court Decision That SLTs are Open Meetings

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From Jim Calantjis : This is a great victory and strong decision in keeping SLTs open to the public rather than hid in secrecy. However,...
Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Joe Baranello Says Pay or You Dont Get To Play (F11,129)

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NYC DOE Joe Baranello TO: Courtenaye Jackson-Chase, Esq.        General Counsel         FOIL Appeals Officer          Robert Freem...
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