From The Denver Post:  Few valid arguments have been made to deny the release of the names of teachers at Standley Lake High School in Jefferson County who called in sick last fall to protest school board policies.

A district court judge ruled against the teachers union, which is fighting to keep the names private.

The union’s arguments are unconvincing — that the information would reveal protected personnel information, that it would divulge medical information, or that teachers deserve “legitimate expectation of privacy.”

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