Early voting starts Monday, May 16, for party primary runoffs in races that were not decided in the March primary election. These important races include lieutenant governor, attorney general and other statewide offices as well as some legislative and congressional seats. So please go the polls and Vote Education First! Take your photo ID, family members, colleagues and friends with you. Early voting will end May 20, and Election Day is May 24.
Many educators have their Social Security benefits reduced—or lose them entirely—due to the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO). Help us ensure that educators get the Social Security benefits they’ve earned. Ask Congress to fully repeal both the GPO and WEP.
We want our kids to have an education that imparts honesty about who we are, integrity in how we treat others and courage to do what’s right to build a better nation. Our goal is to ensure our public schools have empowered educators and a curriculum that helps students understand the past and prepare for the future.
May is a time to celebrate the rich culture of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities. This month and every month, let us recognize the important role they play in the American Story.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The COVID-19 pandemic did not create the mental health crisis in schools, colleges, and universities, but it has exacerbated the problem for both students and educators.
The Texas State Teachers Association believes that the path to racial and social justice lies with education. We have compiled resources you can use that amplify and celebrate racial and social equity in our schools, meaningful allyship, and restorative justice.
May 13, 2022
For more than 60 years, the National Education Association has produced a statistical report that compiles public education financial data from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
The Lake Travis ISD board of trustees approved a 4 percent midpoint raise for administrative staff and a 7 percent midpoint raise for all other staff at a recent board meeting.
Now, Abbott is attacking undocumented migrant children by threatening to cut off their life-changing public educations, the difference for many kids between a lifetime of poverty and real opportunity. This is shameful and is also a form of child abuse.
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