“I did have a public search, and I picked the best person,” the mayor said at Tuesday’s news conference announcing Ms. Black’s appointment. “I considered as many different people; I talked to people for suggestions.” He added: “I believe if you reach out to as many different people as you can, one day all of a sudden somebody is going to say, ‘That’s it.’ ”
Our children's future education should not be "pimped out" to the highest bidder. A well seasoned, caring, insightful teacher should be given that role. Not someone who is used to focusing on THE BOTTOM LINE!
ReplyDeleteWould you say that Ms. Black will be getting "ON THE JOB TRAINING"? Or simply be an "APPRENTICE"? Either way, she is not qualified. While she gets her "gig" together, another school year will pass by and more AT RISK YOUTH will be dropping out of high school. There are no jobs to keep the youth focused on their prospects.
God bless you,
Nitza Vera
Nana to 12 in The South Bronx
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