After No Tenure in Mamaroneck, Beloved English Teacher Heads to BHS

Jennifer Rosenzweig, the beloved Mamaroneck High School teacher who was denied tenure this year, announced that she has been hired as an English teacher at Bronxville High School. The news came yesterday in the shape of a Facebook post on a support page that hundreds of students and supporters created in an attempt to keep her in the district.

Rosenzweig also thanked the students for their support and said she would be proud to see them at graduation, which took place yesterday.

Her two posts are below.

Post 1

Dear Friends,
I am writing to let you all know that I have been hired as an English teacher at Bronxville High School. I am extremely fortunate to have been hired by a district whose reputation for excellence is undeniable, and I look forward to continuing my teaching career in an environment of respect and professionalism.
The love and support you have so graciously given me during this very difficult year mean more to me than I can express.

Post 2

To my students who are graduating today, I'm so proud of you and I will see you at the ceremony in a couple of hours! I, like you, am sad to be leaving MHS, but I know that as we all move forward on our separate paths, the love and kindness we have for each other will continue to connect us for years and years to come....

All the best,

Jennifer Rosenzweig

Here's some background on the tenure denial, including a video of students protesting on behalf of their teacher: 

MHS Students Mobilize to Keep English Teacher 

Meeting Tonight on Controversial Teacher Tenure Case 

A Bittersweet Night for Mamaroneck English Teacher 

MHS Students Protest Teacher's Tenure Denial