News for Washington
Teacher of the Year on advocacy: “Don’t doubt the impact your voice can have”
Washington science teacher Jeff Charbonneau, honored today at the White House, on what inspires him to teach and how he helps others speak up for public schools. Read More
State news roundup for April 20, 2013
This week we talk about class sizes in Washington, testing in New York, funding in Massachusetts and feature a wrapup of West Virginia’s legislative session. Read More
Testing mania: Rate your students' assessments and Seattle protest video
Rate your own students' assessments to help keep decision makers informed and check out the new video documenting the Seattle MAP protests. Read More
State news roundup for March 30, 2013
This week we talk about education funding and the budgets in Colorado and Washington, Gov. Corbett’s continued attacks on pensions in Pennsylvania and feature a video from Montana State University Bozeman members fighting to secure their union's rights. Read More
Educators, parents pressure TX lawmakers to limit high-stakes tests; national movement builds
Historic actions against excessive standardized tests expected to multiply in coming weeks. Will it be an “EduSpring?” Read More
Senate passes Murray budget thanks in part to educator activists
Sen. Murray's pro-education budget passed in the Senate after educators across the country reached out to Congress and took a stand for our nation's students. Read More
Murray vs. Ryan: A budget battle in which students will win or lose
Any schoolchild can see which budget proposal has her best interests at heart. Read More
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