Special Radio Broadcast

Make every effort to catch tomorrow night's internet radio broadcast from South Bronx School. His VERY special guest is long time blogger Fidgety Teach, who has spent three years in the rubber room at the behest of Leadership (??) Academy Principal Mustillo, who I blogged about some time back.

For more of the story, read this post from the South Bronx School blog.

To listen to the radio broadcast Tuesday night at 9PM, go here.

Tonight's Radio Cast

Be sure to catch South Bronx School's radio cast tonight at 9. The guest will be an ed-deformer! Call in or just listen in. It promises to be interesting. Click this link to get there.

Don't Miss....

...tonight's special blogcast from South Bronx School. AJ Duffy, the president of United Teachers of LA will be the special guest. The show starts at 10PM.

I listened to the last blogcast, and it was great stuff. This show promises to be a blockbuster.

Click here to get to the show.

Save the Date!

For some entertaining listening about education from a real educator, don't forget to listen to South Bronx Teacher's blogcast tomorrow night at 9pm. You can listen by clicking here, or, better yet, read the blog yourself.

Tomorrow night's guest is a social worker who will discuss the issues students must deal with, such as poverty, single family homes, etc. These are the real issues that affect you in your day to day teaching.

South Bronx is hard hitting, funny, and no nonsense when it comes to education and the deform movement. Check him out.

Leadership (?) Academy

Here's an interesting post by South Bronx School on Leadership (?) Academy principal Kristine Mustillo and a veteran teacher who ended up in the rubber room due to her leadership (?).

All I can say is that this story sounds like many other RR cases these days. A veteran teacher gets it in the neck after a principal who's just recently out of Pampers takes over. Look at Ms. Mustillo's pictures at her school site and you'll wonder how someone so young could possibly be given the reins of a public school.