Dispatch Editorial on Merit Pay
Hey Folks
“Merit pay”for teachers is unworkable as a means of improving student performance. In fact, it degrades student performance.
It IS an excellent way to break unions and reduce tax support of schools – which explains why the Columbus Dispatch finds it appealing enough to editorially praise it.
Ironically, the editor, while criticizing schools, stumbled over his own writing skills.
- Uke Man
To the Editor,
I hope whoever wrote the editorial on “merit” pay isn’t on merit pay himself. If so, this month’s check might be cut. His proofreading skills were not meritorious*.
Yours - Tom Harker
* “Together, schools can shape this important idea into a plan will do what everyone wants it to do: encourage improvement and reward the best.”
“Merit pay”for teachers is unworkable as a means of improving student performance. In fact, it degrades student performance.
It IS an excellent way to break unions and reduce tax support of schools – which explains why the Columbus Dispatch finds it appealing enough to editorially praise it.
Ironically, the editor, while criticizing schools, stumbled over his own writing skills.
- Uke Man
To the Editor,
I hope whoever wrote the editorial on “merit” pay isn’t on merit pay himself. If so, this month’s check might be cut. His proofreading skills were not meritorious*.
Yours - Tom Harker
* “Together, schools can shape this important idea into a plan will do what everyone wants it to do: encourage improvement and reward the best.”

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