AFT among supporters of legislation investing $25B in electric school buses
A bill set to be introduced April 21 would invest $25 billion in electric school buses, covering the purchase…
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Paradiso, Audet speak out ahead of students returning to Perth Amboy classrooms
Perth Amboy Federation (Local 857) President Pat Paradiso and district representative Lynn Audet spoke about scheduling and other concerns…
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Mercy and change are at the heart of Many Threads webinar
Join Leven “Chuck” Wilson, whose credits include being a partner of the AFT’s teacher diversity program, for the webinar…
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Cardona talk is on tap for EdTech Week 2021
An interview and Q&A session with Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona is on the agenda for EdTech…
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Murphy’s new gun reforms include regulating school shooting drills
As part of new gun reforms unveiled April 15, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has proposed a measure authorizing…
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These instructional strategies actively engage students
Cognitive routines, visual routines and discussion protocols are instructional strategies “that can have a big impact on student learning,”…
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Report explores pandemic’s effect on upcoming kindergartners
School districts can expect greater age differences in kindergarten classrooms this fall and should prepare for wider skill disparities…
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Save the dates for AFT TEACH 2021 for chance to win VR headset
This year’s virtual AFT TEACH conference is set for July 6-10, and by saving the dates for the event,…
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Weingarten now OK with CDC’s revised distancing guidance for K-12 schools
AFT President Randi Weingarten recently received a letter signed by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle…
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NTU members, Newark students begin part-time in-person learning
After more than a year of remote learning, roughly 40 percent of Newark’s PreK-12 students were expected to start part-time…
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Survey: AFT members getting vaccinated at high rate
According to a survey conducted by Hart Research Associates, 81 percent of AFT members have either received a COVID-19…
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CDC’s Walensky: In-person learning for all students in September
The plan for the start of the 2021-22 school year is to have in-person learning for all students, no…
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