Sentence examples for against educators from inspiring English sources

Since the report became public, Atlanta school officials have removed some employees connected with the scandal, and prosecutors could eventually bring charges against educators who may have violated state law.

President Bush and Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican who sponsored the amendment, said it had nothing to do with corporal punishment but was aimed at reducing frivolous lawsuits against educators.

Scott McLellan, a White House spokesman, said the measure would head off frivolous lawsuits against educators and cited a survey showing that 31percentt of high school principals were involved in litigation last year, up from 9percentt a decade earlier.

This study was designed to identify risk factors for assaults against educators.

"There has been a widespread pattern of discrimination against educators who would challenge evolution in the classroom," Casey Luskin, a policy analyst for the pro-intelligent design Discovery Institute, in Seattle, Washington, told ScienceInsider.

State Superintendent Stan Heffner told the Associated Press that he has launched an independent investigation, which may lead to criminal charges against educators and officials who committed fraud.

On some high-profile cases, he came under fire for releasing charges to the news media against specific educators based on evidence that was later discredited.

But for the Atlanta Public Schools, which are just beginning to recover from a cheating scandal that in March brought indictments against 35 educators, including a former superintendent, the shining new school is being pitched as an important step toward redemption.

Bias against LGBTQ+ educators typically goes unnoticed.

And while teachers -- along with the nation's two largest teachers unions -- have generally come out against arming educators, one school in Texas has permitted concealed carry by teachers for years.

These non-educators flip-flop between their new, more humane-sounding soundbites (coined by their high-dollar public-relations teams) and seeking vengeance against the educators who they blame for defeating their beautiful hypotheses about "disruptive innovation" blowing up the "status quo".