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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Would Democrats Really Do Better Than Betsy DeVos on Education?
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Florida Offering Big $$$$ Inducements and Freedom from State Laws to Woo Corporate Charter Chains
It is really confusing why these ignorant politicians believe that giving more to a failed charter school system is going to make education better while at the same time starving public schools to the bone.
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Linda Lyon: In Arizona, It is Public Schools Vs. Governor Ducey
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Nicholas Tampio: Sorry to Say, the Common Core is Not Dead Yet
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Wisconsin: State Eager to Deregulate and Demoralize Teachers
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New School Safety Commission has no experience in promoting safety, lots of experience in protecting privilege and criminalizing communities of color
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Oklahoma: Will Teachers Walk Out on April 2?
I love the way the state made a “low-ball” offer hoping teachers would agree to it. Stand your ground. Get the full 10K raise and better medical insurance.
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