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.

Saturday, October 14, 2017

The New York Times Publishes Fake News About Employees in the Absent Teacher Reserve (ATR) Pool

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I keep hoping that some major media will report on the ATR situation correctly. Unfortunately this hasn't happened. The title of the a...
Friday, October 13, 2017

Parents and Teachers Are Angry At the NYC DOE For Doing Nothing To Stop the Violence in NYC's Public Schools

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Abel Cedeno, left and Matthew McCree, right re-posted from NYC Public Voice blog: Are New York City Public Schools Too Dangerous an...

The UFT Retro Payment Mess

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Mike Antonucci, a prolific writer now giving his opinions on 74 on wednesdays, asks: " So while public-sector unions must prepare for...
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