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CUNY Professors Launch Landmark SCOTUS Bid to End Forced Union Association
NY law unconstitutionally forces professors under “representation” of anti-Semitic union
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Wednesday’s CEAFU Lunch Break (4/17) a Conversation with Keith Courville and A+PEL’s Mission
Live Event: The world of education is constantly evolving, and at the heart of this transformation are the educators who dedicate their lives to shaping future generations. Dr. Keith Courville, the Executive Director of the Associated Professional Educators of Louisiana (A+PEL), is a testament to the power of passionate leadership in the educational sector.
Read More“When we were nice and polite, we didn’t get anywhere”
Which teacher union boss admitted that the union was no longer going to act “nice” or be “polite”?
Read MoreWe want the clout to reorder congressional priorities!
“We want a legislative program led by leaders and staff with sufficient clout that they may roam the halls of Congress and collect votes to reorder the priorities of the United States of America.”
Read MoreAre NEA and AFT Unions Leading to the Demise of Education?
According to well-known author Cal Thomas, the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers unions are to blame for the deterioration of the quality of education in the United States.
Read MoreLive CEAFU Lunch Break with AFFT’s Free Benefits for Non-Union Teacher Organizations
Concerned Educators Against Forced Unionism Lunch Break: AFFT Free Help to Non-Union Teacher Groups
Our guest today is the Senior Organizing Director of Americans for Fair Treatment (AFFT) Brigette Herbst.
Read MoreRewarding the Best Teachers Helps Kids Learn
Economist Shows How Act 10 Has Improved Wisconsin’s K-12 Schools
Read MoreBowman: Most Teachers Are Not Activist
Guest editorial by JC Bowman, Executive Director of the Professional Educators of Tennessee: Historically, unions have done some remarkable work in the private sector. However, union officials in the early 1950s began to capitalize on the many extraordinary powers and immunities that were created by legislatures and the courts. This allowed union bosses to no…
Read MoreCato Expert Explains the Public Schooling Battle Map
This map summarizes a relatively small but particularly painful subset of battles: those involving basic rights, moral values, or individual identity. … The conflicts are often intensely personal, and guarantee that if one core value wins, another will lose.
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