Educators use congressional recess to warn lawmakers about destructive Trump-DeVos budget
Washington teacher encourages other educators to use their voices to take a stand against the Trump-DeVos budget.
Washington teacher encourages other educators to use their voices to take a stand against the Trump-DeVos budget.
“There isn’t an educator that I know that says the work we do is easy.”
U.S. Rep Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) sit down with Education Votes to share her thoughts legitimized hate and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
The Seattle school board got the message loud and clear—if they missed it in the chants and signs demanding “Ethnic Studies Now!” from the students, educators, and parents who packed last week’s public hearing, they heard in the flood of public testimony.
Homeless liaison Jonathan Houston–who has experienced homelessness himself–cheers promising new provisions in ESSA.
The governors of Virginia, Washington, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota have all taken a stand for their state’s public schools.
Many people do not view the immigration in Trump’s us-versus-them world view, especially when it comes to students and their families.
If federal lawmakers care about the needs of rural families, they should act now to ensure funding for rural schools.
The presidential election set off a firestorm of anxiety in schools, and in response districts are being increasingly vocal about protecting the rights of students.
These governors, whose policies affect the day-to-day lives of residents in multiple ways, view educators as partners.