“When it comes to the pandemic, we have to look to the science and not the politics,” said Florida high school English teacher Sarah Ross, who is among the AFT members sharing feelings and concerns about the upcoming school year in a recent New Yorker post.
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The Hunt Institute-led campaign One Million Teachers of Color in November received $1.25 million from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative,…
The New Jersey Assembly and Senate Higher Education Committees held a joint meeting June 10 in Trenton to hear…
For more than a year, black Americans “have experienced a perfect storm of social and emotional stressors,” and during…
Using recent data from various sources, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering an update to its…
Across America, colleges and universities “are quietly increasing the number of courses faculty teach and the number of students…
AFT Executive Vice President Evelyn DeJesus will be among the panelists for “Celebrando Nuestra Hispanidid: A Converation With Latino…
