Wednesday, May 07, 2014

Mascio Tenure Hearing To Continue On May 15th



A tenure hearing for suspended Mullica Township kindergarten teacher Kelly Mascio started Wednesday in front of a state Department of Education arbitrator, and will continue next week, said Mullica Township Education Association President Barbara Rheault.

“We had a full day of testimony that ended at 5 p.m., but the hearing is not concluded. It will continue May 15,” said Rheault, who was at the hearing Wednesday at the offices of Board of Education attorney Will Donio in Cherry Hill.

The Board of Education has moved to fire the 16-year veteran teacher, who lives in Mullica Township. It has accused her of poor supervision of students after two 5-year-olds emerged from a classroom bathroom together in September, and said they had engaged in sex play.

Hearings such as Wednesday’s are conducted much like court cases, but under American Arbitration Association labor rules are private proceedings and members of the media cannot attend, according to the DOE. However, the arbitrator’s detailed written decision will be made public on the DOE web site.

Entire article at
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/education/tenure-hearing-for-mullica-kindergarten-teacher-to-continue-may/article_c2fe4e1e-d634-11e3-a6e1-0019bb2963f4.html

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Would love to see Donio's total bill when this is all said and done!

Anonymous said...

It's public record = someone should get a copy of his bills since he's been there and post them to this site.

Anonymous said...

Day 2 of the arbitration for Kelly Mascio. While the meter runs for the lawyer.

Anonymous said...

They should just let the teachers do whatever they want. Who ever told them they had to watch the children too!!!!

Anonymous said...

Teachers do watch the children even the middle school student who left school to walk home and was out of class and off school property 45 min. Principal Mazzoni should be under tenure charges if everyone is treated like Kelly