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12. lol. sure they do, that's why they're being laid off, fired, chartered & slandered in the papers.

Fri Oct 19, 2012, 02:39 PM

Oct 2012

because of all their political pull.

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Los Angeles Times sues LAUSD over teacher performance data [View all] Starry Messenger Oct 2012 OP

I guess they didn't learn their lesson Confusious Oct 2012 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author bluestateguy Oct 2012 #2

Its public data and the attempt to hide it is most likely illegal ProgressiveProfessor Oct 2012 #3

they rewrote the rules to attack teachers. HiPointDem Oct 2012 #8

The teachers have enough political pull left in the CA legislature to fix this ProgressiveProfessor Oct 2012 #11

Education unions have still have some pull in the CA legislature ProgressiveProfessor Oct 2012 #13

The aggregate data should be enough bluestateguy Oct 2012 #4

In many cases they can get access to public employee pay grades and salaries ProgressiveProfessor Oct 2012 #5

The lawsuit seems bass-ackwards. Reader Rabbit Oct 2012 #6

I thought the same thing. Starry Messenger Oct 2012 #9

UTLA LWolf Oct 2012 #10

asshats. HiPointDem Oct 2012 #7

I don't get it savebigbird Oct 2012 #14