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Debate on religious charter schools reaches U.S. Supreme Court with significant implications
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools has approached the U.S. Supreme Court with an amicus curiae brief, addressing the potential implications of a case concerning the authorization of a religious charter school in Oklahoma.
Teacher's journey from reluctance to advocacy and self-discovery in education
For fourteen years, a teacher recounts their emotional and professional journey in the education field.
NEA sues Trump administration over federal funding threats to public schools
The Trump administration has reinforced its stance by threatening to withdraw federal funds from public schools that promote an inclusive education.
AFT president critiques Trump administration memo on Title I funding
In response to a recent release by the Trump administration, American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten has expressed concern over a memo threatening to withdraw Title I funding for low-income students if school districts...
AFT urges review of Tesla investments amid declining sales
Today, American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten called upon more than 75 state and city chief fiduciary officers to examine their pension funds' investments in Tesla.
Trump Administration limits collective bargaining for national security workers
The Trump Administration has signed an executive order that significantly impacts government employees involved in national security.
AFT condemns Trump’s executive order restricting federal workers' collective bargaining rights
AFT President Randi Weingarten has voiced her opposition following President Donald Trump's issuance of an executive order aimed at terminating collective bargaining rights for federal employees.
Teachers raise concerns over school choice programs and support for marginalized students
Teacher Tapp, a survey application focused on educators, announced a number of teachers are concerned about inequities in education, particularly affecting marginalized students.
Teachers call for greater autonomy, professional respect, and reduced bureaucracy in classrooms
A survey conducted by Teacher Tapp revealed that educators are seeking greater trust as professionals and more autonomy in their classrooms.
Teachers to Linda McMahon: Fund special education, raise pay, and support marginalized students
A survey conducted by Teacher Tapp, a platform designed to gather insights from educators nationwide, announced that 87 teachers believe public education requires more equitable funding, stronger support for special education, and higher teacher pay.
Survey: Majority of U.S. teachers concerned over Linda McMahon's appointment as Education Secretary
A Teacher Tapp survey revealed that 58% of teachers expressed strong pessimism regarding Linda McMahon's tenure as Education Secretary following her selection by President-elect Donald Trump.
MyPayMySay on union opt-out windows: 'Many teachers simply don’t know that these opt-out windows exist until it’s too late'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, emphasizes the importance of educators being aware of and understanding the limited timeframes, known as opt-out windows, during which they can resign from their unions.
MyPayMySay on healthcare savings for teachers: 'The ability to save and invest HSA funds tax-free makes it an appealing option'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, said that Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) offer educators a potential tool for managing medical expenses and planning for retirement through tax-free savings.
MyPayMySay on teacher union dues: 'Many teachers are unaware that a portion of their dues may be allocated toward lobbying'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has raised concerns regarding the allocation of union dues by educators toward political activities and emphasized the need for greater transparency concerning their rights related to such expenditures.
MyPayMySay on union-negotiated health insurance: 'Educators should be vigilant for signs that they might be overpaying'
My Pay My Say, an advocacy group, has urged educators to annually review their health insurance plans and consider alternatives to union-negotiated coverage.
MyPayMySay on student mental health: Teachers are 'addressing student’s emotional and psychological needs'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has highlighted the challenges faced by teachers in addressing a growing student mental health crisis.
MyPayMySay on growing legal threats to teachers: 'Educators could face significant legal expenses and personal stress'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has highlighted the increasing vulnerability of educators to lawsuits arising from classroom incidents, urging them to consider obtaining personal liability insurance.
Faculty unions sue Trump Administration over cuts to science research funding
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration.
Teacher Tapp finds student behavior is the most common source of stress for educators
A recent poll conducted by Teacher Tapp has identified student behavior as the primary source of stress for teachers in the United States, particularly affecting those in elementary and middle schools.
Talking, defiance, lateness top classroom disruptions across all grade levels
A recent poll conducted by Teacher Tapp has identified talking out of turn, not following instructions, and student lateness as the most frequently reported classroom disruptions.