Students take a stand to topple teacher tenure
Clip: 11/26/2014 | 10m 4s
Students and parents have filed lawsuits against teacher tenure in New York and California
A 2012 legal case brought by nine public school students in California, who argued the state's teacher tenure laws denied their right to a quality education, ended a few months ago after a judge declared the laws unconstitutional. Shortly after the ruling, legal action regarding teacher tenure laws began in another state, with parents in New York filing a similar lawsuit.
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Students take a stand to topple teacher tenure
Clip: 11/26/2014 | 10m 4s
A 2012 legal case brought by nine public school students in California, who argued the state's teacher tenure laws denied their right to a quality education, ended a few months ago after a judge declared the laws unconstitutional. Shortly after the ruling, legal action regarding teacher tenure laws began in another state, with parents in New York filing a similar lawsuit.
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