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Teachers association reads letter expressing dissatisfaction with probationary non-renewal recommendations

Phoenix-Talent Schools Board of Directors · March 4, 2026
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Summary

PTEA representative Linnaea Funk Morales read a letter from the union's co-presidents expressing concern about the number of recommended probationary non-renewals while praising collaboration on curriculum and calendar feedback.

Linnaea Funk Morales spoke on behalf of the Phoenix-Talent Education Association (PTEA), praising collaborative work on the 6–12 social-studies curriculum and noting that members' feedback had been incorporated into the academic calendar. Morales read a letter from PTEA co-presidents Laura Lathan and Sandra Tringolo that expressed dissatisfaction with the number of recommendations for probationary non-renewals.

The presentation served as a formal expression of concern from the union; superintendent and board responses in the meeting focused on process acknowledgements and did not include detailed personnel rebuttals or additional public discussion of specific non-renewal recommendations.