New York state Education Commissioner John King has until Saturday to make a ruling on how to implement a new teacher evaluation system. In a column in the New York Post, Bob McManus outlines what's at stake for New York students:
It has fallen to King, by all accounts an honorable man, to settle by Saturday an issue that has vexed New York for years. Namely: how to get the state’s politically potent teachers unions to accept personal accountability as a bedrock principle of public-education reform.
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