Minneapolis district investigates teacher license problems at Broadway High

Tom Weber

Students at Broadway High School in Minneapolis are being told that some of the credits they've received for classwork might not be valid for graduation.

Minnesota Public Radio News has learned the Minneapolis school district is investigating whether some teachers at the school didn't have the proper licenses for classes they were teaching.

Associate superintendent Mark Bonine says issues surfaced this fall as Broadway's new site administrator, Sally Reynolds, took over the school.

"As Sally was assessing, she had some concerns around some credits," Bonine said.

The issue is whether those credits were earned properly, but Bonine added that students "are not at fault here."

Posted by Jim Zellmer at January 6, 2011 1:42 AM
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