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If @FTC approves the Microsoft/Activision merger w/ the labor agreement that we created to protect collective bargaining rights, it would send a game-changing message to corporations: Workers do have a seat at the table & their concerns must be addressed.
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No student should be left behind because they don't have internet access to finish their assignments from home. That’s why I fought for funds within the American Rescue Plan to establish this emergency program and provide the hotspots, tablets, and Wi-Fi they need.
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We thank school leaders, administrators & school staff for their incredible service and their advocacy on behalf of NYC families & colleagues. No one understands the complexities of school closures more than educators. We must now work together to rise above the next challenges.
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Union-Buster Eugene Scalia Should Not Lead The Department of Labor. #1u
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.@FlyingWithSara welcomed by her fellow #unionstrong sisters and brothers! #uniontown #NYCLaborDayParade
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Huge shout out to our partners @gunsdownamerica, @ColorOfChange, @AMarch4OurLives, @womensmarch, @Ribbons4Jaime, @ChangeTheRef, @latinovictoryus, @MoveOn, @dailykos, & @peoplefor. #WalmartMustAct
This is what collective action looks like. Between @AFTunion & our partners, we had thousands of people sending letters, tweeting and even showing up to Walmart stores. @Walmart felt the public pressure and knew it had to change course. #WalmartMustAct fox8.com/2019/09/03/walmart-…
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"The first reaction [from principals] was 'I didn't know we could have a union,'" said a spokesman for @AFSAUnion. edwk.it/2ZA0gwD
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Replying to @AFSAUnion
@AFSAUnion No matter how big that red MAGA cap is, it can't cover Trump's sins against workers.
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Special education students need more support. So do their teachers. bit.ly/2Fuulmg #ewopinion
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ICYMI: We are delighted to announce the finalists for the 2018 National Awards for Education Reporting and the Eddie Prize. Read the announcement here, and get a link to the full list of finalists. ow.ly/4nC630onGMO
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"Arts experiences boost critical thinking, teaching students to take the time to be more careful and thorough in how they observe the world,” write researchers in a 2014 Commentary. #ewopinion edweek.org/ew/articles/2014/…
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Our nation’s public schools are dedicated to serving their communities and students, backed by the passion of millions of educators who work for our students and our futures. #PublicSchoolProud #PublicSchoolsWeek
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Most American states spend more on their prisons than they do on education - and California is the worst, investing $64,642 per prisoner compared to $11,495 per student - a $53,146 difference in spending priorities. dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
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The truth is that working people have faced two years of White House attacks on our livelihoods, our rights on the job, and our fundamental dignity.
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.@StaceyAbrams honored our democracy, discussed real issues and brought people together. Donald Trump didn't .. for example , he didn’t dedicate one word to public education. #AbramsAddress #SOTU
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Graduation rates are still on the rise due to the hard work of school communities. School leaders, teachers, staff and families. Congratulations and THANK YOU for your hard work and dedication. #GreatSchoolsBeginWithGreatLeaders
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During a disaster, school leaders often double as first responders. Former principal @billsterrett shares tips for how school leaders can help their teams weather a storm: bit.ly/2G0Ozqj #ewopinion #principalsinaction






















