Re: The "typical" high school physics teacher

["Glenn A. Carlson" <gcarlson@MAIL.WIN.ORG>]

Not "worth it"?  Perhaps, if she cared less about herself and more
about the students (even if not at her school), she would have
reported the superintendent after all.

Glenn A. Carlson, P.E.
gcarlson@mail.win.org

> Subject: Re: The "typical" high school physics teacher
> Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 14:23:17 -0500
> From: Michael Edmiston <edmiston@BLUFFTON.EDU>
>
> I said she should consider
> reporting the superintendent to the State of Ohio Board of Education.  She
> said (probably correctly) that it wasn't worth it because it would not be
> good to teach in a situation under a superintendent who pulled a trick like
> this.  (That shows she was a pretty astute young teacher.)
>
> She got a job someplace else, is doing a wonderful job (I hear),  and the
> "non-teacher" is still teaching and is still "popular" with the students.