A journey from educator to educator activist: Milwaukee’s Sequanna Taylor
Her journey began with a law designed to strip educators of their right to collectively bargain.
Category Education Support Professionals
Educators hope federal guidelines on the use of police in schools will help keep more kids out of the school-to-prison pipeline
“We’d be much further ahead in doing what’s best for our students, particularly students of color, if we could separate the notion that school safety and school policing are one and the same.”
From student sports to the Olympics, female athletes have Title IX to thank for the opportunity—and so much more
“I lived in a time when there were no scholarships for women who played any sport…if you were a woman and a jock, you were just out of place.
Educator joins parents in fight against cyber bullying
More than half of young people report being cyber bullied, and between 10 and 20 percent report being cyber bullied regularly.
NEA member Rich Richardson is a Bully Free activist who’s firing on all cylinders
For the bullied student, the issues are the same wherever I’ve been. Who can I trust? Who will hear me? And who will help me?
School bus driver’s family experiences pain of broken immigration system
Las Vegas school bus driver Aurora Vigil and her two school-age daughters live every day with the pain of separation from her husband, their father.