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Educators, all workers deserve retirement security
Champion of the middle class discusses his vision for the future of America's retirees. Read More
Four ways elected leaders can do better for women and families
Lack of progress on these “women’s issues” affects us all. Read More
Educator-activists find no shortage of inspiration post-election
NEA’s most engaged members tell why they won’t let up now. Read More
Young voters urge Congress to protect students, public education and middle class
Young leaders to Congress: Back away from the cliff Read More
Election 2012: Progress for public education, but challenges remain
A closer look at this week’s election results. Read More
Educator enthusiasm surges as countdown to Election 2012 begins
Election fever is on the rise as educators across the country commit to cast ballots and get out the vote. Read More
Educators among eager Iowans voting early
Iowa educators take advantage of early voting, and turn their focus to encouraging others. Read More
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Retired 103-year-old teacher never misses an election
A retired teacher from El Paso shares the importance of voting, no matter what age. See More ›
What We're Reading
- 05/15/2013 "Coalition pension remedy (SB 2404) is fair, effective, and constitutional’" – Daily Herald
- 05/15/2013 "Sequestration Forces Cuts to National Social Studies Tests" – Education Week
- 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
- 05/21/2013 "Teachers earn pensions" – AZ Central
