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Kindergarten Reading Readiness Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Levels, But National Literacy Progress Remains Slow

The findings, based on middle-of-the-school-year literacy data, offer a mixed picture for educators and policymakers.

Trump's Efforts to Get DEI Out of Schools Put on Hold By Judges

President Donald Trump came into office pledging to remove “woke” from American classrooms.

Education Advocates Urge Swift Distribution of $2.19 Billion in Federal Title II Funds

In a letter addressed to Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, the coalition urged the department to distribute the $2.19 billion allocated for Title II.

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Citing Trump threats, News Guild reminds locals, bosses that media firms must address, bargain over security

WASHINGTONFacing escalating violence against reporters print and broadcast and GOP President Donald Trumps hateful rhetoric and threats, News Guild President Bernie Lunzer is reminding both his l

AFSA President Logan "School Administrators must become public education saviors"

School Administrators public school principals and top staffers must become saviors of free public education, their unions new president says.

 

Ernest Logan Elected as New AFSA President

During the AFSA 15th Triennial Constitutional Convention, AFSA elected new officers, including the new President Ernest Logan.

Workers rack up big win against right-to-work, smashing it by 2-to-1

ST. LOUISWorkers racked up a big win in Missouri on August 7, smashing the right-wings campaign for a so-called right to work law in the Show Me State by more than a 2-to-1 ratio.

 

Washington Metros biggest union stops plan for separate subway cars for white separatists coming to D.C. rally

WASHINGTONAmalgamated Transit Union Local 689, the biggest union among the Washington Metro systems bus and subway workers, has blown the whistle on and stopped a scheme to provide three separate

Court gives low-paid Alabama workers a win in fight for higher pay

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.A federal appeals court in Atlanta gave low-paid fast food workers and African-American workers in Birmingham, Ala.

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