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Protecting and supporting the rights of transgender students

See resources below. The implementation of the rights of transgender boys and girls in school settings are evolving — but the fact that they are protected under law is not in question. If you are concerned about a transgender student’s safety, rights, or well-being, you must take action. If you are concerned about your ability to offer […]

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Teachers’ Toolkit: John Strange, Allison McMahon, and Regina Chessman

EMBROIDERY AND HEAT PRESS EQUIPMENT Students combine the soft skills we teach them in the classroom with hands-on application in our studio with embroidery, heat press, laser engraving, and screen printing equipment. OUR FAMILIES Our students are always hearing stories about our families — our number one source of inspiration and support! STUDENT TRANSPORTATION We rely on our […]
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Using Pop Culture in the Classroom

In 2010, the Kaiser Family Institute reported that youth between the ages of 8 and 18 were spending about 7.5 hours per day, seven days per week, using media, including TV, music, video games, and books. That’s up to 53 hours every week that could potentially be directed into learning. If we know one thing […]

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Maryland Educators Endorse Chris Van Hollen for U.S. Senate

MSEA Calls Van Hollen “Difference Maker” on Education Today the Maryland State Education Association (MSEA)—the 72,000-member state affiliate of the National Education Association (NEA)—will announce the NEA Fund for Children and Public Education’s endorsement of Chris Van Hollen for Maryland’s open Senate seat. “Chris is a progressive policy difference maker,” said MSEA President Betty Weller. “He’s the […]

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MSEA Statement on Gov. Hogan’s Labor Day School Mandate

MSEA Statement on Gov. Hogan’s Labor Day School Mandate Annapolis, Maryland — This afternoon, Gov. Larry Hogan joined Comptroller Peter Franchot in Ocean City to announce a new executive mandate forcing all school districts to delay the start of school until after Labor Day in order to benefit the bottom line of the tourism industry. Sean Johnson, […]
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A Word from MSEA’s Legal Team

Who needs to know what when? Your health is your business. It may be that you lose some of your privacy at work when using your employer’s email, desk, filing cabinet, or classroom, but when it comes to your health and your medical information, your right to privacy is not debatable — yet, it continues to be […]

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MSEA Statement on Gov. Hogan’s Labor Day School Mandate

Educators Urge the Governor to Stop His Record of School Cuts Annapolis, Maryland — This afternoon, Gov. Larry Hogan joined Comptroller Peter Franchot in Ocean City to announce a new executive mandate forcing all school districts to delay the start of school until after Labor Day in order to benefit the bottom line of the tourism […]
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Sen. Madaleno, ACLU of Maryland, and Educators Call on Gov. Hogan to Withhold Funding for Private Schools

Citing Governor’s Claim of “Declining Revenues,” Groups Ask for Transfer of Public Funding from Private to Public Schools This morning, Senator Rich Madaleno (D-Montgomery-District 18) joined ACLU of Maryland and the more than 72,000 educators of the Maryland State Education Association (MSEA) in calling on Gov. Larry Hogan to withhold $5 million set aside for […]
School Funding

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MSEA Statement on Gov. Hogan’s Political Decision to Withhold School Funding (Again)

This morning, Gov. Hogan’s office announced he would be withholding approximately $80 million included in the General Assembly’sbipartisan FY2017 budget—including $25 million for public schools. This is the second consecutive year that Gov. Hogan has made the unilateral decision to withhold funding from schools; last year, he withheld $68 million, resulting in larger class sizes, […]
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