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Elections

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Election 2024: Your Vote, Your Voice!

When it’s election season, MSEA members always step up and do their civic duty—voting at rates above the general public and supporting pro-public education candidates at the top of the ticket, for school board, and for county-level seats. That’s what we do as educators—and it’s more important than ever given the stakes this year. With […]
Elections

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Alsobrooks v Hogan

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Elections|School Funding

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Project 2025 v Public Education

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Legal Questions|Professional Practice|Racial and Social Justice

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A Word from Legal: Title IX

Title IX regulations, updated by the Department of Education on April 29, 2024, require public schools to adopt and publish procedures for the resolution of student complaints alleging any actions prohibited by Title IX by August 1, 2024. While various legal challenges have halted implementation in at least 21 states, it is still enforceable in […]
Union Updates

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Follow us on social!

Stay up to date on union activities on our social media via Facebook, Instagram, X, and You Tube. We’re posting regularly and it’s a great way to meet your union leaders, stay up to date on members’ work on legislative and education policy issues that affect you and your students, and check out the professional […]
Educator Voice|Professional Practice|Union Updates

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MSEA's 2024 Convention and Representative Assembly

MSEA will be in Ocean City this month hosting the 157th Convention and Representative Assembly, October 18-19. With more than 500 delegates representing local unions from across Maryland, elected delegates will do the business of the union over two days—including hearing from new President Paul Lemle and Vice President Nikki Woodward, taking action on bylaw […]
Educator Voice|Union Updates

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A Message from President Paul Lemle: On Organizing for Power

Education is my second challenging career; I was a professional musician for a decade. Neither job made me rich, but I began to understand our superpower in my social studies classroom. We have the ability to draw encouragement and energy from our students. We constantly learn and we constantly connect. Our work really matters. We […]
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Inside MSEA with Sean Johnson

IT’S TIME TO VOTE! Do your research all the way down-ballot. November 5 is not far away, and Mary­landers will be voting by mail, voting early, and voting on Election Day all the way until polls close at 8:00 p.m. There’s a lot of attention on the race for the White House and Maryland’s critical […]
Good Trouble|Professional Practice|Racial and Social Justice

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The Good Trouble Questionnaire

Matt Hatchett is a social and political activist, and 7th grade social studies teacher at Gwynn Park Elementary School. Matt’s part of a book club and mutual aid group that discusses radical books about history and theory. “Before the year ends,” he says, “we plan to serve the community through a free grocery program, and we have […]
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