LCS Announces Teacher Resignations

Editor’s note: This report was published to let people who have an interest in the public school system to know what teachers are leaving the system. It was not published to make any conclusions about the underlying reasons for the resignations. However, some limited information is provided by LCS about the separation. Given the response by the readers, we will publish a story tomorrow comparing the number resignations over the last five years.

Original Story

Leon County Schools released the names of 86 instructional staff who are resigning their positions. The period covered was noted as May 26th-June 14th and most of the resignations are effective on June 14, 2021.

The instructional staff resignations are on the Leon County School Board meeting agenda scheduled for June 15th. A list of the resignations are provided below.

According to the document below, the top reason listed for separation was resignation with no other explanation. Other reasons include moving (12), issues with teaching certificate (8), and regular retirement (3).

___________

Staff

Staff writer at Tallahassee Reports.

View all posts by Staff →

9 Comments

  1. Pretty Petty
    Pretty Petty

    All those with certificate issues, i.e they couldn't pass the GENERAL knowledge test, came from Rickards. Interesting. Rickards students aren't getting certified teachers, just warm bodies. Someone should run the numbers of non-certified classroom instructors by school. Something tells me the little angels at Chiles have zero non-certified teachers while Godby and Rickards have tons.

  2. Ed
    Ed

    I started to post my thoughts about the responses thus far. After a moment's consideration I concluded that this wasn't the day to teach pigs to sing.

  3. Rusty
    Rusty

    I think the most interesting takeaway from that spreadsheet is that the "woke" Leon County School Board has a teacher position named "TCHR, TRAINABLE MENTALLY RETARDED." I thought the term "mentally retarded" was verboten since the early 2000s?

  4. Steve
    Steve

    Before we jump to conclusions, consider this:
    1. Many teachers went on leave for the 2020-21 AY and their positions were held for them for 2021-22 AY.
    2. They were replaced by temp teachers for 2020-21 AY who were not guaranteed a position for 2021-22.
    3. The teachers on leave were recently offered to keep their jobs, but some elected not to ('resigned while on leave').
    4. Many of these resignations COULD be the temp teachers, but some were kept due to retirements and other resignations.

    Either way, as a dad of two in the LCS I am grateful for all the teachers who stepped up over the last year. Thank you for your work.

  5. TONY
    TONY

    There's enough there to start a Charter School.

  6. Edward Lyle
    Edward Lyle

    Everyone knows where this is headed. The systemic failures of the Public Indoctrination System due to a warped ideology, a corrupt administration, and leftist leadership will be ignored and dismissed. Look for them to blame everything from white supremacy, economic inequality, to perhaps even Trump... then get ready to open your wallets.

    “Always More; Never Enough”

  7. Snidely Whiplash
    Snidely Whiplash

    Well now boys & girls you can just head on out to Pat Thomas Law Enforcement School.
    Chief Revell will hire 50 of you ex teachers and Sheriff McNeil will pick up the rest of you all ex teachers.
    Too much stress in the class room? You will enjoy chilling on the graveyard shift in one of our state of the art cruisers patrolling the Southside. Probley run into some of your ex students too. You know they are gonna want to discuss some Critical Race Theory with you ex teachers. Congratulations!!!

  8. LP
    LP

    So, is this higher than normal? If so, why? Why do I have to ask these questions?

  9. James
    James

    May we wish them all well on their next endeavor. Hopefully it will be in a place where their interests are are the same as their employers and the utopia they seek is aligned with their beliefs ...or non beliefs.

💬

Join the Conversation

Commenting is a benefit of your Tallahassee Reports subscription. Subscribe for $4.99/month or $50/year to participate.

Your subscription also unlocks our full archive, print e-editions, and supports local independent journalism.

Scroll to Top