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Racial and Social Justice

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Recap: MSEA’s Racial Social Justice Summit

The theme of this year’s Racial Social Justice Summit, From Unity to Action: Building a Future Rooted in Equity and Belonging, reminds us that unity is more than shared values—it’s about shared responsibility. Equity and belonging require an intentional commitment in our decisions, our practices, and the experiences we create for students, families, and one […]
Educator Voice|Union Updates

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55 Years in the Classroom, and Still Counting!

On Teacher Appreciation Day, Greencastle Elementary School second-grade teacher and Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) member Estelle Moore thought she was going to another assembly celebrating student attendance in school. She didn’t know that behind the curtain were hiding NEA President Becky Pringle and Vice President Princess Moss, MSEA Vice President Nikki Woodward, MCEA President […]
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Documentary to Feature MSEA's 168-Year History

Delegates at the 2025 MSEA Convention and Representative Assembly passed a new business item requesting a longform video about MSEA’s 168-year history that will debut this summer. MSEA dug deep into its archive to find moving and unexpected print and photographic records for the documentary and interviewed members whose reflections illustrate the power, diversity, and […]
Elections

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Majorities on 13 Boards of Education at Stake This Election
School Funding|Where We Stand

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Where We Stand on Attacking Poverty with MSEA President Paul Lemle

I wrote in the last issue that National Board Certified teachers increase student learning by 20% (the equiva­lent of two months of school!), and early readers taught by NBCTs are much more likely to reach proficiency. High quality educators are one of the “pillars” of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future. Reducing the effects of poverty […]
Elections|School Funding|Vouchers

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MSEA and Education Advocates Urge Governor to Not Opt in to Federal Private School Voucher Program

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS MSEA and Education Advocates Urge Governor to Not Opt in to Federal Private School Voucher Program Gov. Moore—along with governors across the country—need to decide whether to take part in President Trump’s national voucher program, whether to reject this idea aimed at undercutting public school funding, or whether to punt on […]
Education Support Professionals|Elections|Racial and Social Justice|School Funding

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NEA, MSEA Endorse Educator Champions in Maryland's 5th, 6th Congressional District Races

THIS MONTH IN ANNAPOLIS Trone, Boafo Earn NEA Endorsement in Congressional Races The National Education Association (NEA) has made a recommendation for former Maryland Rep. David Trone (D) in Maryland’s Congressional District 6primary and for Del. Adrian Boafo (D-Prince George’s) in Congressional District 5, following the recommendations of the MSEA Board of Directors. These recommendations […]
Good Trouble|Racial and Social Justice

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The Good Trouble Questionnaire

Alexis Broom makes good trouble for the Education Association of St. Mary’s County. She’s the first community school coordinator at Spring Ridge Middle School. Photo: Brion McCarthy Photography What do you love the most about public schools? I love collaborating with passionate professionals who care deeply about students. Most of all, I love working with […]
Education Support Professionals

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My Turn: Baltimore County Paraeducator Devon Chapman

I’m not a traditional person in education. What motivated me to get into this profession was my 2nd grade teacher, Christa McIntyre. I remember her recalling how I greeted her in the hallway and how she took the time to get to know the 7-year-old me. When I see her now, I’m reminded that if […]
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