California judge strikes down tenure for public-school teachers as violating students’ right to quality education

California judge strikes down tenure for public-school teachers as violating students’ right to quality education. “The plaintiffs argued that California’s current laws made it impossible to get rid of low-performing and incompetent teachers, who were disproportionately assigned to schools filled with poor students. The result, they insisted, amounted to a violation of students’ constitutional rights to an education.” So is the solution to get rid of bad teachers or simply make sure they’re distributed equally to all districts? Let’s see… teacher unions, Democrat politicians, campaign $$$$…. nope, we haven’t a clue.

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