On Twitter, we asked MSDE for an explanation of why John Vigna's teaching license was not revoked. MSDE responded that John Vigna "voluntarily surrendered" his license.
The Maryland Regulations do not state that a "voluntary surrender" can bypass the mandatory revocation of a teaching license.
We have again asked MSDE for an explanation of why John Vigna's name is not listed on their public list of teachers who have had their licenses revoked.
It sounds like a loophole to me. Maryland excels in that realm.
ReplyDeleteThis makes no sense. If something is voluntarily turned in. You can’t revoke it. If I turn in my tahs to the MVA. The MVA can’t suspend or revoke my tags as they are not active. This argument make no sense.
ReplyDeleteIf it made sense, it would be illegal. By stating nonsense, they proclaim it legal.
DeleteDeja Vu.
ReplyDeleteA dubious Bill is introduced.
A scathing critique is produced.
The Bill goes back to the drawing board.
The next session anticipates it.