5 Reasons It’s Hard to Trust the Seattle School District–Reflections on the Strike in Seattle
By Gerardine Carroll, Jon Greenberg, Chelsea Palmer, and Molly Pritchard, all of whom are public school teachers and Seattle Education Association members Note: This article was written on September 14th, and the data included reflect that date. Since the...
Upcoming Speaking Engagement as Part of Antioch University’s “Justice, Education, and Action” Series: 6:30 pm on Tuesday, May 12th
“The Benefits and Costs of Being an Ally for Racial Justice: A Case Study of a Race Curriculum Controversy in Seattle Public Schools” is the second talk in the AUS Spring Speaker Series Justice, Education, and Action. This panel features several Seattle Public Schools...
How Colorblindness Contributed to a Race Curriculum Controversy
In December of 2012, I met with one set of White parents regarding concerns about the race curriculum I had been teaching since 2002. During this meeting, the White father asserted “It’s against district policy to label students as White people,”...
The Conversations About My Case Continue In The Seattle Times and The Seattle PI
Despite the suspension that stains my teaching record, a suspension that I recently learned is now considered served during my semester of voluntary (and unpaid) leave, returning to The Center School today felt pretty darn good. I continue to be feel profound...
Given My 10-day Suspension, How Is It Possible That I’m Returning to Work on Monday?
Given my 10-day suspension, how is it possible that I’m returning to work on Monday? In December, Seattle Public Schools informed the union and me that the 10-day suspension that had come out of arbitration would be scheduled for the start of second semester, what...Disclaimer:
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However, the website is NOT connected to this course nor intended for student use.
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