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Bargaining for the Common Good

bargainingforthecommongood.com Earlier this year, former New York Times labor and workplace reporter Steven Greenhouse wrote in a Washington Post opinion piece about the teacher strikes in Arizona, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and West Virginia and the hotel workers’ strikes around the country: “Recognizing that unions are often isolated and under attack, those that struck went to […]
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After the March — Educators Together

Educators together! Garrett County Education Association Vice President Stephanie Lewis and President Patrick Damon prep before a recent board of education meeting. We said our kids can’t wait and now they don’t have to. The opportunities that the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future bring to public education are game-changing. It’s a $1.1 billion infusion of funding […]
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MSEA Election 2019

This year, MSEA members voted in Theresa Dudley and Tanya Martin as two new members of the NEA Board of Directors, which consists of at least one representative from each state plus an additional one for every 20,000 members. They begin three-year terms on September 1 on both the NEA board and MSEA’s 15-member board. […]
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Cheryl Bost: This Is the Beginning

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s words still ring true today, “The labor movement was the principal force that transformed misery and despair into hope and progress.” Leading thousands of educators, parents, students, education advocates, and elected officials in the March for Our Schools from Navy Stadium down Rowe Boulevard towards the oldest capitol dome in the […]
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My Turn: Beth Poole

Beth Poole, media tech, Church Creek Elementary and Fountain Green Elementary Schools, Harford County In2000, my husband suddenly announced that he had been promoted and that we would need to move away from everything that we knew to start a new adventure. Once we were established with our boys in school and my husband at his […]
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We Marched — and Won $1 Billion for Schools

Photos © Stephen Cherry We’ve been working very hard for this. MSEA’s non-stop multi-year education funding campaign has focused on providing as much input, influence, and support as possible to the state’s updating of the school funding formula for the first time in 20 years. It’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to re-think and re-prioritize the needs of […]

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MSEA Offers Series of Racial Justice Workshops

Study how to create more just and effective learning environments at one of MSEA’s free Racial Justice in Education trainings to be held across the state May through September. You’ll learn how to talk about racial equity at your school or worksite, plus heighten your awareness on the history of race and racial justice in […]

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Read Across America Day!

Pictured top: MSEA Vice President Doug Prouty, University Park kindergarten teacher Lauren Martin, and the Cat (Martin’s brother, Lieutenant Edward Martin, Jr. of the Prince George’s Police Department). Middle: School cafeteria cook Libia Martinez preps breakfast for 200 students. Bottom: University Park students starting their day with a smile! Just like many school cafeteria employees across […]

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A Reflective Lesson Study Results in the Quiet Hum of Learning

“Rather than showing students, I became the observer. Walking around the room, I noted struggling students whom I would later pull for a small group for re-teaching.” — Andrea Robinson-Tejada Andrea Robinson-Tejada is a National Board Certified Teacher in English/New Language and Literacy: Reading-Language Arts. She teaches ESOL and reading at Parkland Magnet Middle School in Montgomery […]
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