Education-Administration
Education Discrimination to Teachers
Teacher Discrimination Cases
Educational instructors, especially the teachers provide the necessitated skills and knowledge to students, thereby equipping them with essential life skills. The teachers are in most cases employed by union organizations, but in some state and cities, they are directly employed from the school boards. In the latter situation, teacher-related issues are handled by the respective school's board committees. Despite the employer's position or rank, individual or board, the teachers' constitutional rights need to be obeyed and implemented accordingly. However, laws pertaining discrimination are increasingly filed in the courts, and has seen several teachers win. The employer's are prohibited by the federal and state law from conducting decision-making processes that affect teachers from a discriminatory criterion. Some decisions are made in consideration of a teacher's race, age, ethnic origin, religion, physicality, gender and even color. Decisions of hiring, paying and promotion to the teachers are majorly affected by the effectiveness of this law. Several cases and related claims of discrimination are usually handled and filed in association with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or directly to federal or state courts. Below are two cases of promotion denial that were file and petitioned in the courts, and their legitimacy and authenticity in filing and getting responsive judgment from their proceedings.
Case 1
Promotion denial from age discrimination
In 2007 and 2008, Thomasville City Schools denied Miss Arlene Lent promotion to the position of assistant principal due to age discrimination. The incident led to the filing of Arlene Lent vs. Thomasville City Schools case by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). By the time of promotion application,...
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