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Ohio, Maine lawmakers stand with workers, say no to misleading ‘right to work’
Ohio and Maine legislators agree with educators and other workers that right to work enriches corporate special interests at the expense of working families. Read More
Educators fight unfair offsets that gouge retirement benefits
New legislation would leave more money in the pockets of public service retirees Read More
New report gives educators another voice to use to protect students
Online discussion leads to new ideas about school safety Read More
Early childhood education already feeling sequester cuts
Schools across the country are already cutting budgets for early childhood education. Read More
If funded, provisions in Violence Against Women Act will help kids
Without intervention, children who experience violence at home are less likely to succeed in school and in life. Sequester cuts could leave more of them without help. Read More
OUTRAGE: Educators and advocates speak out as across-the-board cuts kick in
$3 billion in education funding is lost. Educators have something to say about it. Read More
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Retired 103-year-old teacher never misses an election
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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
