Sentence examples for grant teachers from inspiring English sources

Its most important benefit is to grant teachers certain protections against dismissal without justification, including the right to a hearing before an arbitrator.

In California, administrators must in effect decide whether to grant teachers tenure (permanent employment) after just 18 months; too soon, say critics.

For example, both the Senate and the Assembly introduced legislation this year prohibiting the use of student test scores to help decide whether to grant teachers tenure.

But Ms. Walsh, who was among those in the audience Monday, pointed to a law passed by the New York Legislature this year, after lobbying by some teachers' unions, that bars school districts from considering students' test scores when deciding whether to grant teachers tenure after their probationary period.

While certain activities are unlikely to benefit from a spike in activity around the tenure evaluation year (e.g., coaching a sport likely requires several years to master), tenure may also grant teachers the freedom to pursue club sponsorship and other activities that may not have been pursued under an annual evaluation.

It also calls on the court to grant teachers due process rights the ability to know the charges alleged against them and to challenge the district's decisions.  .

Last week it passed the country's first law that specifically grants teachers the right to carry guns in the classroom.

While neither side would discuss the details, both indicated that the issue of the added 20 minutes was solved by granting teachers extra pay for that time.

Patriarchal tradition and granting teachers with absolute authority and power are apparently more acceptable and prevalent in Chinese than American culture.

Louisiana's latest round of "reforms," for instance, specifies the standards for granting teachers tenure and for removing teachers.

In the controversial Vergara v California court decision, a judge ruled that California statutes granting teachers "permanent status" after two years and basing teacher dismissal solely on seniority violated the constitutional rights of students to a quality education.