3 Steps to TAKE ACTION on Due Process

The KS Supreme Court has said due process “does not confer special privileges” for teachers and it “empowers school boards”, but what is it really?

You’ve said Chairman Aurand gave a “sham hearing” on this bill earlier this week, what does that mean?  What really happened?

Does Chairman Aurand have a gameplan to stifle this bill against the will of the committee?  Is he afraid the committee will pass it out to the full House?

You’ve said that this bill enjoys bipartisan support.  Why is that?

It was suggested by two Representatives on the House Education Committee that teachers do not really want due process, who said that?

 

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We’ve heard KASB stood in opposition to this bill initially because it allows an impartial hearing officer to rule in these rare cases.  What does that mean?  NOTE:  KASB officials have since offered assurance that they will push for a vote on this bill Monday.

Is there really a “war on teachers”, is it impacting the ability to retain and recruit great teachers in Kansas?

Is there an example of an instance when due process could’ve helped a great teacher keep their job?