Database Search Result Details
|
First Name
|
NASIA
|
|
Last Name
|
BUTCHER
|
|
Decision Date
|
4/24/1990
|
|
Docket Number
|
89-11-642
|
|
ALJ
|
NK
|
|
Respondent
|
GILMER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
|
|
Employment Type
|
PROF
|
|
Job Title
|
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
|
|
Topics
|
SELECTION
|
|
Primary Issues
|
Has acquired less than 100 days' experience substitute teaching; eligible for permit status for a developmental reading endorsement.
|
|
Outcome
|
DENIED
|
|
Statutes
|
18-29-2(C); 18A-4-8B(A)
|
|
Related Cases
|
RAMEY V. CABELL BOE; RUSSELL V. DODDRIDGE; 275 S.E.2D 911 (W.VA. 1980);216 S.E.2D 554 (W.VA. 1975); DILLON V. WYOMING
|
|
Keywords
|
QUALIFICATIONS
|
|
Intermediate Court of Appeals
|
|
|
Circuit Court
|
Grievant appealed to Kanawha County, Civil Action #90-AA-110; Affirmed 12/10/91
|
|
Supreme Court
|
S.Ct. affirmed ALJ at 189 W. VA. 253, 429 S.E.2D 903 (1993)
|
|
Synopsis
|
WHEN A COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DOES NOT DIRECTLY PARTICIPATE IN THE EVALUATION PROCESS AND DELEGATES THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR A DETERMINATION OF THE MOST QUALIFIED APPLICANT FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, IT MUST EITHER ACCEPT THAT DETERMINATION OR CONDUCT A REASONABLE AND RATIONAL EVALUATION OF ALL APPLICANTS FOR SAID POSITION.
|
Back to Results
Search Again