Minneapolis school district defends deal to lay off White teachers ahead of minority teachers
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Minneapolis Public Schools is defending its agreement with the teachers’ union to lay off White instructors ahead of less-senior minority faculty, saying the terms are needed to fix “past discrimination.”
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An agreement reached last spring between the Minneapolis Public Schools and the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers exempts "underrepresented" teachers from seniority-based layoffs.
(The Center Square) – A Minneapolis Public Schools' contract with a teachers union says that white teachers will be laid off or reassigned outside of seniority order before “educators of
White teachers are permitted to be discriminated against in a Minneapolis school district, according to a new contract between Minneapolis’s public schools and teachers union. The contract stipulates that the district’s teachers who are not white will be prioritized in case of layoffs. Previously,…
Minneapolis Public Schools is defending its agreement with the teachers’ union to lay off White instructors ahead of less-senior minority faculty, saying the terms are needed to fix “past discrimination.”
Minnesota Public Schools reached an agreement with its teachers' union to institute a policy that will discriminate against white teachers during layoffs, according to a report from Alpha News.
White teachers must be laid off or reassigned first before “educators of color” under the terms of a Minneapolis teachers union contract between the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers union and the school district.
An agreement between the Minneapolis Public Schools and Minneapolis teachers union stipulates White teachers and staff be laid off first, regardless of seniority.
A Minneapolis school district is defending its agreement with a teachers union to lay off white teachers before minority educators, calling it necessary to address “past discrimination.”
The Minneapolis teachers union and school district are defending a negotiated agreement in which white educators would be laid off or reassigned ahead of less-senior minority faculty. The terms are needed to fix “past discrimination,” the district said.
The agreement between the Minneapolis public school district and teachers union exempted "underrepresented" teachers from layoffs, regardless of seniority.
Upper Midwest Law Center's James Dickey said the policy of prioritizing White teachers for layoffs regardless of seniority is a violation of the 14th Amendment.
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