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February 17, 2020

An Ethics Complaint Has Been Filed Against Me. What Do I Do?!?

You just received notice that an ethics complaint has been filed against you and will be investigated by the Arkansas Department of Education’s Professional…

May 5, 2016

RIF Policies and the Teacher Fair Dismissal Act

I’ve summarized the Arkansas Teacher Fair Dismissal Act (TFDA) in a previous post, but since that time, I’ve received several phone calls, emails, and comments…

January 28, 2013

States Not Required to Give Credit for Out-of-State Teaching Experience.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last week in Connelly v. Steel Valley School District that the Privileges and Immunities Clause of the…

January 15, 2013

What the Affordable Care Act Means to You

While working in Governor Beebe’s administration, I focused a lot of my time on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, what it really…

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