Education
Dec. 27, 2012
California group seeks to rid state of 'grossly ineffective' teachers
Students Matter, a non-profit education reform group, is suing the state and several school districts over allegations that statutory protections for teachers violate students' equal protection rights.
By Blake Edwards
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Earlier this year, a nonprofit founded and bankrolled by a wealthy Silicon Valley executive filed a lawsuit seeking to reform a critical part of the California education system.
The group, Students Matter, states on its website that it aims "to advance the recruitment, support and retention of effective teachers."
But make no mistake. The plan also includes getting rid of the...
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