Sentence examples for granted tenure from inspiring English sources

The percentage of teachers not granted tenure in the city has been steadily rising.

But 10 years later Noam D. Elkies, a mathematician, was granted tenure at age 26.

In 1978, she became the first African-American woman to be granted tenure at Berkeley.

He was granted tenure in 1983, and a professorship in 1989.

In my case, I was observed more than a dozen times in order to be granted tenure in a school that rarely granted tenure to teachers in three years.

Ms. Kagan, who had just been granted tenure, would be wading into perhaps the most fractious issue at the university.

The city has begun urging principals to consider rankings when deciding whether to grant tenure.

This process was primarily intended to help young instructors improve their techniques, but also to offer school districts information before granting tenure.

Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, the city teacher's union, said that he had always supported a "rigorous but fair" process of granting tenure.

The tougher question, says Ms. Isaacson, is how to create a system that will fairly evaluate teachers, whether it is used to grant tenure or lay off teachers.

Board officials said Mr. Levy wanted principals and superintendents to review teachers more seriously before granting tenure, extending their three-year probation if they did not make the grade or refusing tenure altogether.