INTERPRETATION
 
Interpretation's Date: April 19, 1999
by superintendent Dr. Henry Marockie
Section: V. Personnel
SubSection: A. Professional Personnel

 

Interpretation

April 19, 1999

Robert E. Kittle
Superintendent
Harrison County Schools
Post Office Box 1370
408 E. B. Saunders Way
Clarksburg, West Virginia 26302-1370

Dear Mr. Kittle:

I am in receipt of your very general outline concerning a program of indoctrination for new teachers in the Harrison County School System.

From the tone of your letter, it appears that the program will be part of the teacher's contract for continued employment with Harrison County.

It would appear to me that if the program is indeed set in place because it is the opinion of the Harrison County Board of Education and you that such a program is needed and in the best interest of the students in your district, there would be no legal prohibition to such a program.

Please be advised that depending on the specific content offered in the program, there may be specific questions or reservations raised by new teachers or existing teachers within the county. However, without any specific information to be offered in the training there is no way for me to make a formal comment with regard to the subject matter to be offered during your program of indoctrination.

Hoping that I have been of service, I am

Sincerely,

/s/

Henry Marockie
State Superintendent of Schools
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