That's the choice that Minnesota teachers may soon face, according to this FoxNews article. Basically, if teachers with proven ability (in terms of increased student test scores) are willing to forego certain union protections, the state will pay in the neighborhood of $100k plus bonuses. Frankly, given the utterly wretched things that educational unions do to school districts, this might actually be a break-even economic proposition for the state, especially in troubled school districts.
Posted by ryan at October 26, 2003 09:57 PM | TrackBackTsk. Union-bashing in a Southern blog is somewhat predictable, yes? Did the right-to-work textile mills with lint flying everywhere do your parents any favors?
Posted by: DaleD at October 28, 2003 08:41 AMI hail from Pennsylvania, thank you very much, and do not consider myself to be Southern in any sense but geography, and that only temporarily.
Posted by: ryan at October 28, 2003 08:48 AM