Mr. Jones contends that past administrators had not supported him when he made an effort to manage his classroom. He also complained that parents are not supportive and that the students in his classroom lack discipline at home. Which of the following action is most appropriate for Principal Carr to take?
Frank Jones is a continuing contract social studies teacher at Valley Middle School. New principal Evangeline Carr observes that Mr. Jones's classes are often unruly. On some days Mr. Jones refers numerous students to the assistant principal for discipline. Teachers next door to Mr. Jones complain that the noise level in his classroom interferes with their teaching.
A. Refer Mr. Jones to the superintendent and recommend termination of employment
B. Inform Mr. Jones of his deficiencies and present him with a remediation (professional growth plan) document
C. Continue to observe Mr. Jones's classroom
D. Have Mr. Jones observe other faculty members that demonstrate good classroom management skills
B
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