Public School Teachers and Administrators: How should we fire them?

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"The fact that every school board is different doesn't stop one from discussing the ideal solution."

...discussion makes no sense, and you make that case in not only the above response, but others. You...

in response to you answered your own question: "The point of the thread wasn't how it is done now...It was HOW it SHOULD be done."

in response to define "bad teachers": "It is rather subjective... I think that is best kept to local systems.. The majority of local schools (the administration, the teachers peers) know who the bad teachers are who don't care. "

in response to process already in place: Certainly...That doesn't meet the point of the thread. The point is a discussion of the ideal process to deal with it. The processes already in place might be a starting point or one might argue that the processes are ideal. However, stating that they are ALREADY IN PLACE" doesn't answer the question.

I mean, you're all over the place, declaring that it's a local issue that should be addressed at the local, that processes are in place, but that just because processes are in place across various states/school board that doesn't mean they're "ideal."