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Teacher tenure law went away in 1997. Teachers that are not successful in the classroom must receive appropriate evaluation from their administrator, and then opportunities to improve. There is a very specific process for teacher evaluation in every school district personnel handbook and collective bargaining agreeement. Good administrators know how to work with teachers that are unsuccessful and counsel them out of the profession, well before it is necessary to engage in a disciplinary process.

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