Former Stuyvesant principal mishandled cheating inquiry last year, report concludes

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Tietel StuyAugust 30, 2013- The NY Times reports that a Department of Education investigation concluded that the former principal of Stuyvesant High School, Stanley Teitel, mishandled the investigation into widespread cheating in his school.

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4 Responses to Former Stuyvesant principal mishandled cheating inquiry last year, report concludes

  1. big says:

    Ban Smart Phones in High Schools.
    Cheating, Cyberbullying, zombie kids addicted to screens, growing up unable to read faces.

  2. Editor says:

    To Big…agree

  3. BPCResident says:

    What’s new in this article is that AP Damesek’s head is on the chopping block. Welcome news, imho. She is not liked by staff and is seen as damaged goods. Good riddance.

  4. BPCResident says:

    fyi, just received this email from Dr. Zhang:

    “This message is sent from Stuyvesant High School. Child: ***** *******
    – – – – – – – – – – – – –

    Dear Parent/Guardian of *****:

    Tomorrow, I am looking forward to the opening of school and another productive school year. I am writing to you because it has come to my attention that several students at Stuyvesant High School are planning to stage a protest tomorrow morning to express their concern about administrative action involving a school staff member. We have also heard that students are planning to block the entrance to the school building.

    The New York City Department of Education Discipline Code makes clear that students are not permitted to engage in conduct that is disruptive or poses a danger to the school community. Students may not block the entrance to the school building, nor are they permitted to miss classes.

    Please discuss this with your child and stress the importance of acting as a responsible member of the school community. Any student who engages in disruptive or dangerous behavior will face disciplinary action including, but not limited to, suspension.

    My staff and I will be available tomorrow to answer any questions you may have. We are looking forward to another successful year at Stuyvesant High School.

    Sincerely,

    Jie Zhang
    Principal”

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