The current climate around public education can be best described as tumultuous, especially for teachers. From coast to coast, state governments are taking away the rights of public educators and in the process, they say, jeopardizing student success. Priority school educators at the 2011 NEA Annual Representative Assembly in Chicago share the pressures and struggles they are facing at home.
I try to answer the "So what?" question
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Vouchers are unconstitutional, charter schools are failing, both cost
children in public schools about $3 billion and property taxes are out of
control. Wh...
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