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Originally Posted by Sample00
I finally get to use my ignore button for the very first time.
getting back to the topic at hand, I feel for your friend. I would suggest that an open dialogue to her principal would be the best suggestion I can make.
You have to remember as well, you dont know what the principal has been told about the school by the superintendent. He may have been asked to go in and do a clean up job. It happens in schools much like it happens in business. From a teacher perspective, all may seem rosey. From an administrative perspective it could be the other way.
With the government seeking cutbacks to the budgets maybe this is their way of reducing the amount of teachers in the building.
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I'd imagine being a principal is one of those crappy jobs like being a middle manager. You get the crap from the bottom and the top and you can't make everybody happy.