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Reply to "When a large number of teachers leave a school in one year"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a way to take the temperature of a place. If it's mostly retirements, that's a different ball game. When a bunch of strong and experienced educators want out simply to go to a similar school down the road that has a different culture or stronger leadership, then there likely is a problem. When this happens, it's worth digging a bit. [/quote] I think one of the points being made is that it's difficult to determine why or where--yes, if teachers go to nearby schools and teach in the same capacity as they did before, it would raise a red flag. But to determine that, a parent would need to track down who is leaving, where they are going, and what their role would be at that new school. For each one. And once you have that info, what are you going to do? Pull your kids out for private? Move? No, you'll stick around and see how the next year goes, which is what you'd probably do anyway.[/quote]
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