Montgomery teachers push work to the rule over furloughs
Montgomery County Education Association leaders urge 7000 members to observe a work to the rule campaign through November. They vote unanimously to endorse the action and oppose sickouts, aiming to pressure budget talks as furloughs loom and cuts exceed 4 million. Extracurriculars may be affected if not contractually protected.
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Civil rights advocate credits Hill with spurring act
ROCKVILLE A civil rights advocate says Anita Hill’s testimony of sexual harassment spurred the Civil Rights Act. Ralph Neal of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights predicts passage and removal of a cap on awards for women and the disabled, calling Hill a key reason. He warns some women may hesitate to come forward again, but the overall impact is a massive public education campaign and a positive channeling of anger.
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Montgomery School Board VP Hobbs will not seek another term
Catherine E. Hobbs, vice president of the Montgomery County Board of Education, announces she will not run for a second four year term, leaving an at large seat open for outstanding candidates. She says her 1988 election proves an average middle class parent can contribute to public education.
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Plan to Cut Suspensions and Boost Minority Achievement
Montgomery County officials unveil a plan titled Success for Every Student to reduce suspensions and misplacements among minority students. The initiative, led by Superintendent Paul L. Vance, seeks data-based analysis by race, targeted interventions, and staff assignments to curb disproportionate referrals to special education. It emphasizes pre kindergart en readiness, culturally diverse curricula, mentor programs, and expanded parental involvement. The plan also proposes child development training, support for English learners, and diverse hiring to reflect the student population.
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