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Elections|Union Updates

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Campaign Bootcamp

Do you know MSEA trains members and union partners to run for local or state office on a pro-public education, pro-worker platform? RUN FOR IT! is a bootcamp for folks thinking of running for public office and launched last month in Western Maryland. Last month’s training included union members from the Frederick County Teachers Association […]

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Retired Members and Your Pension

The Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS) will transition from paper to electronic communications in calendar year 2026. Beginning next year, news for retirees will be distributed by email in addition to the paper Automatic Deposit Advice that retired members receive each January and July. Retired members must have their email address registered at […]

Educator Voice|Where We Stand

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Where We Stand with MSEA President Paul Lemle

Billionaires are a problem. Anti-union tycoons like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have far too much power and influence over the government. They use their power and influence as leverage to pass policies that are good for them and bad for workers like us. But billionaires are actually more a symptom than a cause. I’m […]

Educator Voice|Union Updates

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Inside MSEA: How You Will Shape Our Next Chapter

Every strong organization takes time to reflect and make sure its plans meet the challenges of the moment. That’s what MSEA is doing now: reviewing and reimagining our multi-year strategic plan. Strategic plans help us set priorities, align our work, and ensure our union is built to win for members, students, and schools. When we […]

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A Word From Legal: Social Media, the First Amendment, and You

Recently, there have been loud calls to hold educators responsible for their social media posts related to the current political environment and gun violence. These efforts to target educators for off-duty speech raise serious concerns, especially as they have included harassment, threats, and even doxxing (when personal information is posted online with harmful intent). In […]

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Apprenticeship Program Built to Expand Educator Workforce

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS Governor Launches Apprenticeship Program to Expand Educator Workforce The first state-sponsored registered teacher apprenticeship program has begun. It is a welcome step toward closing the educator gap designed in collaboration among MSEA, Gov. Moore, and the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE). The program addresses the financial barriers to the profession. […]

Educator Voice|School Funding

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MSEA Makes Case for More Funding, Support, and Time for Educators

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS MSEA Advocates before State Board on Educator Priorities MSEA was at the table on August 26 when the Maryland State Board of Education (SBOE) invited stakeholders to discuss policy and legislative priorities that will provide K-12 students with the resources and tools to develop and pursue their goals. MSEA President Paul […]

Educator Voice|School Funding|Vouchers

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Federal Voucher Scheme Threatens Public Schools

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS Trump’s Voucher Scheme Takes from 90% of Students to Enrich Private Schools The vast majority of K-12 students, 90% of whom attend public schools, risk losing more of the resources that they need and deserve if the Trump Administration voucher scheme takes hold. The plan, which has an opt-in provision for […]

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New AIB-MSDE Agreement Clarifies Future of Blueprint Implementation

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS AIB, MSDE Strategize Implementing Blueprint for Maryland’s Future As the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future continues to ramp up, the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and the Blueprint Accountability and Implementation Board (AIB) have signed a memorandum of understanding to clarify responsibilities and streamline implementation. The MoU identifies their unique roles […]

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