Penny Moore v. The Board of Education of the Johnson City Schools Dr. R. Mike Simmons, Superintendent of the Johnson City Schools

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• holding that time during which teacher was previously employed as teacher aide did not count toward calculation of probationary period required to establish permanent tenure under Tennessee Teacher Tenure Act
• “[T]he process offered Moore was constitutionally sufficient. She received written notice of the charges against her, as well as an explanation of the Board [of Education]’s evidence, and was offered an opportunity to present her side of the story.”
• “[T]he process offered Moore was constitutionally sufficient. She received written notice of the charges against her, as well as an explanation of the Board [of Education]’s evidence, and was offered an opportunity to present her side of the story.”
• applying Zinermon holding in circumstances factually analogous to present case

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