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Pennsylvania State Education Association - Representing 177,000 current, retired, and future educators and education support profs. in Pennsylvania. 🍎
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PSEA is proud to celebrate the history of Latinx and Hispanic communities and recognize the countless contributions educators and education support professionals from these cultures make to our schools and students every day. #HispanicHeritageMonth
Voting by mail is legal in Pa. Under state law, any registered Pa. voter can request a no-excuse mail-in ballot. What you need to know 👉psea.org/vote#vbm
"Specht is a 2004 Shikellamy graduate and a 2008 graduate of Susquehanna University. He has taught in the Shikellamy School District since 2008 and currently teaches eighth grade American history at Shikellamy Middle School, he said." bit.ly/4ALV9Z5
Public higher education is an investment in Pennsylvania's future. 💪🎓
PSEA looks forward to standing in solidarity with @APSCUF on Sept. 28 to support accessible, affordable public higher education in Harrisburg.
"Teachers in Donegal School District again voted no to a collective bargaining agreement in a move union President Justin Neideigh said was intended to bring district administrators back to the bargaining table." bit.ly/3Vtw8S1
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Are you registered to vote?
✅ Register online: vote.pa.gov/Register
Is your voter registration information up to date?
✅ Find your registration status: vote.pa.gov/Status
🗳️ The last day to register to vote in the general election is Oct. 19.
ALT Register to vote. Oct. 19, 2026 is the last day to register in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.
"The raises were earmarked for teachers and other public servants, including law enforcement officers and firefighters, who retired prior to July 1, 2001. The first of their new, bigger checks will arrive Sept. 30."
New from our news team: Pennsylvania teachers who retired before 2001 getting a pension boost [Lancaster Watchdog] lanc.news/4hfpohM
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All eligible Pennsylvanians can securely vote by mail. The United States Supreme Court has decided that a USPS rule attempting to unlawfully regulate voting by mail will remain blocked. Counties are preparing to provide mail ballots as usual.
Learn more: pa.gov/agencies/vote/electio…
ALT Fact-checking PA Election Claims: USPS’s recent effort to change mail balloting rules has been stopped by the United States Supreme Court, and the law in Pennsylvania remains unchanged for the November 2026 election. Counties continue to prepare for a free, fair, safe, and secure election, which includes voting by mail. Pennsylvania will always defend the right of every eligible voter to cast their ballot by any lawful means, including in person, over the counter, or by mail.
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Bellefonte Area School District officials on Tuesday spoke about contract negotiations to date and the road ahead, a day after unionized teachers and staff authorized a potential strike for mid-October.
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Congratulations to Heath Hines of Northwest Area EA for being appointed to the Teacher Leader Community, a national fellowship developing advocates who advance science education through agriculture. 👏 bit.ly/4xPPoaD
“If this funding is cut, my students who need reading and math support will be the ones who lose out on their teachers, their paraprofessionals, and the small group instruction that can help them get back up to grade level." bit.ly/4y9CEvy
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Today is National Voter Registration Day. Are you #ReadytoVotePA?
Monday, Oct. 19 is the deadline to register to vote or update your voter information for the Nov. 3 general election.
Register to vote here: vote.pa.gov/Register
ALT Update your voter registration if...you changed your name, you moved, or you want to chnage your party affiliation.
“A strike is always a last resort. Our immediate goal is making progress at the table. We’re committed to using the coming weeks to reach a fair agreement and have offered multiple bargaining dates to the district to continue negotiations...” bit.ly/4h3GdO9
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From that sweaty July 4, 1776 gathering in a Pennsylvania statehouse to this very #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, our democracy has strived to live up to the core principle of "one person, one vote". And that starts with getting every American #VoteReady 🗽 bit.ly/2026nvrdreg
ALT Collage-style poster with the Statue of Liberty on the left and historic images in the background. Large overlapping numbers "250" appear in blue, yellow, and red at the top. Text reads: "250 Years, 250 Reasons to Register to Vote." A logo at the bottom features National Voter Registration Day.
"Donegal Education Association President Justin Neidiegh previously said the union’s membership was frustrated the district was seemingly prioritizing upcoming multimillion dollar construction projects over increasing the salaries of its teachers." bit.ly/3SNr0Y9
“Our members have sacrificed hundreds of hours since the beginning of the 2025-26 school year to reach a fair agreement... Unfortunately, district negotiators have resorted to ultimatums and stall tactics. We and the Bellefonte community deserve better.” bit.ly/3T10JWm
"The governor’s office said the requirement will take effect at the beginning of the 2027-28 school year, giving time to incorporate recess into elementary school schedules." phl17.com/phl17-news/pennsyl…
“25 years later, these current students are very removed from the events. They definitely know the date and they know the general idea of what happened. My hope is to try to bring to life the emotion, the feelings, what different people were experiencing.” bit.ly/4A8SOXE
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Encourage students to reflect on the impact of September 11, 2001 with this interactive lesson. By exploring the events of 9/11, acts of heroism, and stories of recovery, students consider how the day affected communities across the nation. (Grades: 6-12) bit.ly/4696OTB
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Recess is now the law in Pennsylvania.
Before this year, schools in Pennsylvania weren’t required to give students dedicated recess time so they could take a break from learning, get outside, and just be kids. Our latest state budget changes that.
In my eyes, recess is just as important as learning math, English, science, or history — recess is crucial for things like building social skills and staying active. And now, we’re making sure our kids have the tools they need to succeed both inside AND outside the classroom.
