Sentence examples for lose tenure from inspiring English sources

In return, teachers would lose tenure and be paid according to merit, measured in part by their students' results.

But Brenda Smith, president of the Colorado affiliate of the other national union, the American Federation of Teachers, was negotiating amendments, including establishment of an appeals process when teachers lose tenure because of two years of "ineffective" ratings.

"Should a man, even an arrogant man, lose tenure and a long, lustrous career over what was probably a blundering excess of attachment, a burst of infatuated blindness?" Roiphe asked.

In certain cases, students and faculty can be expelled from the school or lose tenure.

It rehired Miles and the softball coach, but both lost tenure.

Generally, the classic response of an orthodoxy (or what Thomas Kuhn famously called a paradigm) is to ignore any threat, not only out of fear of what might be lost (tenure, prizes, careers), but out of incomprehension; to the predetermined model builders, Frydman and Goldberg's argument must literally seem like babble.

They would lose their tenure and be fired".

Those who are rated ineffective for one year, or partially effective for two consecutive years, would lose their tenure protections, though not necessarily their jobs, he said.

Larry Summers Director of the National Economic Council Although the announcement of his impending departure inevitably set tongues wagging, those closest to him insist it was because he did not want to lose his tenure at Harvard.

Any unionized teacher would lose precious tenure by going to High Tech High, a nonunion shop.

I had just been informed by the New York City certification department that I would lose my tenure, again, once I began teaching under my new biology certification the following fall.