PEN of Florida – Supporting Professional Educators

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATORS NETWORK OF FLORIDA The day before yesterday, we reported on a new poll from TeacherFreedom.org that revealed teachers fear resigning their union membership because they feared losing certain rights and privileges, including seniority, bargaining benefits and liability insurance. Teachers don’t have to worry about fulfilling their professional needs when nonunion, independent professional educator…

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Virginia Professional Educators – Come Join Us

Educators by calling…  Professionals by choice! If you are a  Virginia teacher looking for an association to meet your professional needs, consider Virginia Professional Educators. Virginia Professional Educators (VPE) is a nonprofit professional association of educators offering many of the same benefits that teacher unions provide — but at a fraction of the cost. Also, VPE…

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Teacher Unions and Professionalism Part 1

Larry Sand compares teacher unions in Finland to those in the United States and finds teacher union officials here wanting in professionalism. Randi Weingarten, Lily Eskelsen García and other teacher union leaders have on many occasions extolled the virtues of Finland’s education system, and, at every turn, they remind us that their teachers are unionized. They are right.…

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Alabama Conference of Educators – Creating Excellence in Education

Our website:  https://www.acoe.us/ If you are an Alabama teacher or support staff, check out the Alabama Conference of Educators! The Alabama Conference Of Educators (ACOE) exists to help teachers and support staff help students by encouraging lifelong learning, providing professional growth opportunities, and recognizing and rewarding excellence in teaching and learning. “I can’t tell you how…

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NEA – Fool Me Once

Mike Antonucci explains NEA’s New Math and its supporters in Congress. Clever use of the half-truth is a hallmark of teacher union communications, and this one fooled three U.S. Senators and the Senate Democratic Policy & Communications Committee. On the anniversary of the Janus ruling, the committee released a report “showing how workers are mobilizing and fighting back against dark money campaigns…

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Huge Labor Payback: Nevada Gov Grants Government Unions Bargaining Rights

Since 1965 there has been a law on the books prohibiting monopoly bargaining for public employees in Nevada.  Governor Sisolak recently signed legislation granting government employees the right negotiate wages, pensions and work rules for approximately 20,000 employees.   Check out the story on the Wall Street Journal by the Editorial Board. In effect the unions will…

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We Won’t Be Fooled Again

Joe Burns insists strikes will succeed where other tactics have failed for union officials.  His book is reviewed on jacobinmag.com by Eric Blanc.   So it seems union officials will muster their forces to force their members to strike.  The recent rash of teacher strikes has yielded mixed result for unions, however. Will the public be fooled…

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