News for Rhode Island
Educators fight unfair offsets that gouge retirement benefits
New legislation would leave more money in the pockets of public service retirees Read More
Threats to voting rights still concern education advocates
Election 2012 has passed, but restrictive voting laws can still impede the work of public education activists. 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
2012 Rhode Island General Assembly Session Begins January 3rd
Tomorrow marks the start of the Rhode Island General Assembly session. Hopefully 2012 will bring positive developments for teachers and working people. Read More
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Educators take a stand for their students at immigration rally
Educators have witnessed for far too long the fear and distress our broken immigration system has caused our students, their families and our communities. On April 10th, they rallied with thousands of others to demand that Congress approve commonsense imm See More ›
What We're Reading
- 04/26/2013 "The Coming Revolution in Public Education" - The Atlantic
- 04/30/2013 Congresswoman, parents want to save Head Start from sequester cuts – Tampa Bay Times
- 04/30/2013 Evidence doesn't support choice program expansion – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- 05/01/2013 "No Rich Child Left Behind" – NYT Opinionator
- 05/02/2013 Detroit Schools Emergency Mgr Roberts to leave, says he was told to "blow up" & "dismantle" district – Daily Kos
