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Judge rules teacher tenure laws unconstitutional
By Let's Talk Los Angeles on June 14, 2014
Superior Court Judge Rolf M. Treu issued an injunction blocking tenure laws for public school teachers, but also placed a stay on the ruling pending an appeal. This court finds that both students and teachers are unfairly, unnecessarily, and for no legally cognizable reason at a disadvantaged by the current permanent employment statute of a Tenure. “However, based on the evidence before this court, it finds the current system required by the dismissal statutes to be so complex, time consuming and expensive as to make an effective, efficient yet fair dismissal of a grossly ineffective teacher illusory,” he wrote.
