Education
Philadelphia educator Rosita Johnson recognized by South African government
August 21, 2018In a career spanning decades, Rosita Johnson has distinguished herself as an advocate for quality public education on two continents.
Read moreFrom Katrina to Maria: Disaster capitalism’s playbook for school reform
August 8, 2018If the people of Puerto Rico want to see the future of their public education system, they need only look to New Orleans.
Read moreReading: By any means necessary
August 6, 2018Illiteracy has haunted the African American community since slavery. Whenever there are remedies, they must be explored and used.
Read moreAfter Janus decision, teachers say: “We’re sticking with the union!”
July 19, 2018The American Federation of Teachers isn't letting the Supreme Court slow it down. The union just hit its biggest membership number ever: 1.7 million.
Read moreTeacher leaders: ‘Refuse to be silent’ and ‘unite the masses’
July 9, 2018"We are a formidable force and together we can fight and win...We need to proudly share our values.”
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