Nina Rees on Charter School Week

Many charter schools allow teachers to teach and represent themselves in negotiations with their employer, meaning they are not hamstrung by the strictures of a monopoly bargaining agreement in which every teacher is paid the same regardless of his or her expertise and performance.  Charter schools provide flexibility needed to teach children with all needs.  Nina…

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Colorado’s Turn

Colorado teacher union officials will lead a strike today, after a 70% consent vote from members. Matt Mauro has the story on kdvr.com news tv. Less than two weeks after thousands of Colorado teachers rallied outside the Capitol for more school funding, better pay and pension protection, some are taking it a step further and going…

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Broward Teachers Union Officials Intimidate Principals, Teachers

Nonunion teachers in Florida have been bullied by teacher union officials for years, for taking advantage of Florida’s Right to Work law, and for deploring the representation forced upon them by teacher union exclusive representation.  It turns out teachers are not the only victims of teacher union official bullying.  Accusations are flourishing that the head…

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Will OK Teacher Union Officials Get the Boot?

According to Mike Antonucci, it’s not likely.  However Oklahoma teachers have many choices to satisfy their professional needs, like Professional Oklahoma Educators. Professional Oklahoma Educators is a non-union, nonpartisan professional association for all school personnel. Members receive professional liability insurance, legal services, and lobbying representation. It is our commitment to these valuable services that makes POE a positive…

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