Educators say we need investment in STEM, not cuts
Reckless, across-the-board sequester cuts will hurt science, math and technology programs in public schools. Read More
Honoring moms, families starts with stable public schools for all, says Texas teacher
Fourth-grade teacher and mom Caroline Sweet says we must abandon policies that support a “haves and have nots” system. She’s even made her case to President Obama. Read More
State news roundup for May 11, 2013
This week we talk about devastating special education changes in New Jersey, a new school funding coalition in Colorado, a wrapup of Florida's legislative session and the Wisconsin Teachers of the Year on school funding. Read More
Tell Congress it is time for immigration reform
The Senate Judiciary Committee has begun “marking up” the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 (S. 744), the comprehensive immigration reform bill from the bipartisan Gang of Eight. Read More
Virginia teacher lends perspective on standardized tests on Capitol Hill
Lauren Ashley Villa spelled it out for lawmakers: It’s time to find better forms of assessment and stop robbing students of a rich education. Read More
Feds issue letter on behalf of Wisconsin students with disabilities
The Department of Justice warned Wisconsin voucher schools about possible discrimination against students with disabilities. Read More
Financially mismanaged Michigan district shuts school doors to students, teachers
“As teachers in the Buena Vista School District, we find ourselves, along with our students, pawns in a high-stakes game that we did not choose to be a part of.” Read More
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