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Reassignment Opposed
Karen Bear questioned the reassignment of seventh grade science teacher, Lynne Baines to instructor in a new fifth-sixth grade combination class. If the teacher selected to take over Mrs. Baines’ science program had been hired as a fifth-sixth combination teacher and was witling to assume that position, "why can’t we have our seventh grade science teacher back!” asked Mrs. Bear
The new science teacher was hired as an elementary teacher, not as a fifth-sixth combination instructor, according to Bloomer. He justified his continued support of the reassignment made by principal Carter on the grounds that it gave "the strongest team possible.”
Using a baseball analogy, Bloomer maintained that a coach with two excellent second basemen and no
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