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Hamilton Southeastern Schools superintendent Pat Mapes said those who aren't on board to “serve students” can leave.
The district’s teachers’ union filed a complaint alleging unfair labor practices, ULPs, from the administration.
Mapes took issue with union leadership not speaking to him directly before filing the complaint.
Mapes pushed for teachers who hold special education licenses to fill open spots in the district's special education program.
Previously, there was upset that teachers would be forced into those roles.
Mapes said he won't engage with people on social media to argue or discuss district matters.
The dissolution of equity coaches and moving of special education licensed teachers hadn’t been shared publicly on the district’s website.
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