DCPS, union to discuss more exceptions for fired teachers

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D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson is scheduled to meet with the teachers’ union on Thursday to discuss “exceptions” for teachers fired Friday for poor evaluations, the union chief said.

The school system permitted just four teachers who rated “ineffective” or a second year of “minimally effective” on Impact evaluations to keep their jobs, according to Jason Kamras, chief of human capital for DCPS.

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