Speaking out for a living wage
Education Support Professionals are pushing for real gains in salaries and benefits.
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Facts about the WEP-GPO repeal
An injustice robbing public employees of hard-earned retirement benefits for the past 40 years has been corrected.
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Organizing to defeat Trump's executive orders
We'll fight this administration attempts to cut student opportunity every step of the way.
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What would you like to tell Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler about what you want your students to know when they graduate high school? Hear what Fall River Educators' Association President Keith Michon has to say and then sign up for the next listening session of the governor’s Graduation Requirement Council on May 1 in Worcester. Go to massteacher.org/testing to sign up for an upcoming session. facebook.com/massteacher
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In celebration of May Day, educators from Nantucket to Amherst and everywhere in between held walk ins and stand outs to demand a better future for our communities. instagram.com/massteacher
News & Events
Low wages cut into campus hiring and retention
Massachusetts public colleges and universities are paying faculty and staff below U.S. average.
read'We need to more than just play defense'
MTA urges state budget writers to use Fair Share funds, capture more corporate tax revenue to protect against federal funding cuts.
readMTA backs Healey's response to Trump DEI order
State education secretary refuses to sign an order demanding schools dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
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