With that background, here is the teacher resignation letter gaining a lot of traction this week: To: The School Board of Polk County, Florida. I love teaching.

After 12 years as an educator, one teacher has grown so disillusioned with reforms in her public school system that she’s decided to call it quits. Her resignation letter, which outlines her ...

Why this teacher shared her resignation letter after quitting her job at 28 "I just couldn't take it anymore," she said. 0:42. By Nicole Pelletiere. May 9, 2019, 4:17 AM.

Here is one resignation letter from a veteran teacher, Gerald J. Conti, a social studies teacher at Westhill High School in Syracuse, N.Y.: It is with the deepest regret that I must retire at the ...

As teacher resignation letters increasingly go public - and viral - new research indicates teachers are not leaving solely due to low pay and retirement, but also because of what they see as a ...

After posting her resignation letter to her Facebook account on October 23, it has been shared and liked by more than 60,000 people to date, and has started a whirlwind of discussion about the ...

A teacher from Polk County, Florida, went viral for posting a jaw-dropping resignation letter to Facebook that slammed recent education reforms. Wendy Bradshaw took aim specifically at ...

Wendy Bradshaw has been a teacher for seven years. Special Education teacher Wendy Bradshaw posted her letter of resignation on Facebook, where it has been shared over 60,000 times. Wendy Bradshaw ...

Below is the resignation letter of Maren Hicks, a Florida teacher who decided this year that she had had enough — enough of policymakers not allowing her to do what she thought was best for ...

An Orange County teacher's resignation letter, published in The Washington Post, sparked debate online and discussion at an Orange County School Board meeting.

Maren Hicks often jokes that she was “Leo the Late Bloomer,” coming to a teaching career six years out of college. But once in the classroom, she found her passion and fell hard for education ...