DuBose Porter speaks out again
against elimination of
National Board Certification for Teachers
Atlanta – DuBose Porter, candidate for Governor in 2010, again voiced his opposition to the elimination of the year long rigorous program of becoming Nationally Board Certified, and the 10 percent salary increase that comes along with it, for teachers.
“We should not eliminate Nationally Board Certification for our teachers,” said Representative Porter. “Teachers throughout Georgia have gone through this rigorous program because they know it will improve their skills in the classroom. This is another step backwards for our future citizens. This Legislature has once again damaged Georgia's prosperity in the future by cutting education today. "
To view DuBose Porter’s remarks during the session against the passage of HB 243 which took Georgia another step back in education click below:
http://media.legis.ga.gov/hav/
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