News for Georgia
Educators fight unfair offsets that gouge retirement benefits
New legislation would leave more money in the pockets of public service retirees Read More
Parents press lawmakers to abandon “parent trigger” in three more states
Informed, organized parents in Colorado, Georgia and Oklahoma kept deceptive parent trigger laws off the books. Read More
Election 2012: Progress for public education, but challenges remain
A closer look at this week’s election results. Read More
Find your state and local affiliates on Twitter
Check out our list of state and local affiliate Twitter pages and let us know about any we missed. Read More
ESP conference video wrapup
Education Support Professionals hold a conference to learn skills to help engage with their communities and record videos sharing their experiences in their schools. Read More
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Retired 103-year-old teacher never misses an election
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What We're Reading
- 05/21/2013 "Indiana School Board Association reps decry level of state funding for public education" – The Times of Northwest Indiana
- 05/21/2013 "Pension vote puts some House Republicans in awkward position" - Tampa Bay Times
- 05/22/13 "The courage of teachers" --CNN Opinion
- 05/22/2013 "Teachers: Heroes in a crisis–but otherwise under fire’" – MSNBC
- 05/23/2013 "Chicago's Students Deserve Acts of Heroism" – Huffington Post
