Ferebee said the moves were necessary to streamline district operations. Some of the jobs will not be refilled. Instead the duties will be folded in to other positions. Those who were non-renewed can apply for other administrative or teaching jobs within IPS.
But if they are not selected for other work they will be laid off at the end of the school year. Four principals and nine assistant principals are also among those who were not renewed. The affected schools largely coincided with lists of schools Ferebee and his team have identified as in need of intensive support and monitoring due to poor test scores.
For example, Deloris Sangster, principal of School 42, and Samra Rogers, principal of School 93, both were non-renewed. School 42, on the North side, has been rated an F by the state the past two years and has had almost no test score gain in six years. The state average is 73 percent. Three assistant principals at Northwest and two at John Marshall are among those non-renewed.
School board member Sam Odle said the district has to be reorganized to be more productive so it better serves students. We are going to move as quickly as we can to make this system work better for all of us. Chalkbeat is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to providing the information families and educators need, but this kind of work isn't possible without your help. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.
By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Communities Chicago Colorado Detroit. Indiana New York Newark. Philadelphia Tennessee National. Now please note this is the same school district that had no qualms in threatening to break the law by denying admission to any student who lived in IPS and went to a charter at the start of the year but decided to return after the official enrollment count date. It starts at about and goes to IPS admits that they know 7th and 8th grade scores will be counted at its Community High Schools and taken into account when the state decides what type of intervention is necessary.
It starts at and goes to about Anybody else wonder how long this video will stay up now that these guys have been caught with their pants down while their hands were in the cookie jar.
How anyone with half a brain who care about children and education could continue to defend this is totally beyond me. Then again, most things concerning IPS usually are.
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