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DOE’s Withholding of $6.9 Billion in FY2025 K-12 Funding Threatens Student Success and Paralyzes School Systems Nationwide

School leaders now face the impossible task of opening schools without knowing whether the federal funds they relied on will arrive—or when.

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2025 Convention Tentative Agenda

Take time and review the agenda for the upcoming AFSA Convention.

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AFSA Releases Constitutional Amendments and Resolutions Ahead of National Convention

AFSA has officially released its proposed constitutional amendments and resolutions in preparation for its upcoming national convention.

Recent News

Fight for 15 rejects deal between top Trump NLRB official, McDonalds

NEW YORKFight For $15 And A Union, the labor-backed drive to empower low-wage workers nationwide, rejected a deal between the Trump-named National Labor Relations Board and McDonalds on April 5.

U.S. unemployment remains at 4.1% for sixth straight month

WASHINGTONThe U.S. unemployment rate remained at 4.1 percent in March, the sixth straight month it has done so, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said.

In Solidarity With Oklahoma Teachers

Teachers in Oklahoma made their voices heard and walked out of their classrooms and staged rallies in protest of their extremely low pay, and following years of drastic cuts to education funding ov

Labor Board officer to try Tesla Motors on law-breaking charges

OAKLAND, Calif.A National Labor Relations Board officer will try Tesla Motors, the electric car firm of publicity-hungry so-called entrepreneur Elon Musk, on a wide range of labor law-breaking char

Teacher Sickout Over Pension Vote Closes Dozens of Kentucky Schools

Politico reports hundreds of Kentucky teachers called in sick Friday, March 30 and took to the state Capitol to protest changes to their pension plans.

AFSCMEs Saunders: U.S. far from the promised land

MEMPHIS, Tenn.The head of one of the nations largest unions and the one Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

AFSA Chalks Up Big Wins in Fiscal Year 2018 Spending Bill

The FY18 spending bill signed by President Trump last week was a big win for AFSA thanks to our strong inside and outside the Beltway advocacy efforts.