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St. HOPE Public Charter School Teachers Win 9-Year Battle Against Union
After nearly nine years of fighting unwanted union representation, teachers at St. HOPE Public Schools have achieved a major victory. The Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA), an affiliate of the California Teachers Association (CTA) and National Education Association (NEA), has been removed from power at PS7 Elementary School, PS7 Middle School, and Sacramento Charter High School.
Read MoreTeacher Breaks with Union Leadership Over Opposition to Parental Rights Initiatives
A teacher and elected local union representative in Washington state is publicly criticizing the Washington Education Association (WEA) for its stance against voter-backed initiatives that aim to enhance parental rights and school transparency in public education.
Read MoreCalifornia Public Teachers’ Monopoly Bargaining Laws
This Link to View PowerPoint for all States: U.S. State Teacher Bargaining Laws Presentation Link STATE TEACHER MONOPOLY BARGAINING & DEDUCTION REVOCATION LAWS & PRACTICES* Bargaining Models Overview The following…
Read MoreVirginia Public Teachers’ Monopoly Bargaining Laws
This Link to View PowerPoint for all States: U.S. State Teacher Bargaining Laws Presentation Link STATE TEACHER MONOPOLY BARGAINING & DEDUCTION REVOCATION LAWS & PRACTICES* Bargaining Models Overview The following…
Read MoreU.S. State Teacher Monopoly Bargaining Laws
USE this Link to View PowerPoint for all States: U.S. State Teacher Bargaining Laws Presentation Link STATE TEACHER MONOPOLY BARGAINING & DEDUCTION REVOCATION LAWS & PRACTICES* Bargaining Models Overview The…
Read MoreWake Up, Teachers: Union Bosses Boast About Turning Anger into Chaos—Not Solutions!
Have you ever wondered why your teachers’ union seems more focused on stirring up rage than actually supporting classroom needs? Take a look at this gem from the California Teachers…
Read MoreThe Influence of Teachers Unions on the Decline of American Education and the Urgent Need for Reform
Teachers Unions and the Decline of Education
Teachers unions, such as the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), wield significant influence over education policy, teacher contracts, and school operations. While their mission includes protecting teachers’ wages, benefits, and working conditions, their actions often prioritize job security and bureaucratic control over student outcomes. Several key issues highlight their role in the decline of education:
Read MoreThe Silent Crisis: How Teacher Unions Took Over—and Left Students Behind
Study after study shows turning our education system into a jobs program undermined American children’s futures. By Concerned Educators Against Forced Unionism, March 25, 2025 Picture this: a classroom buzzing…
Read MoreUtah: Big Teacher Unions Use Scare Tactics, But There Was No Threat to Teacher Professional Liability
teacher union bosses claimed to be advocates for students, but in the past, a popular teacher union boss appeared to be more honest:
“When school children start paying Union Dues, that’s when I’ll start representing children.” Al Shanker, then-President, American Federation of Teachers.
Read MoreRebuilding Education with DOGE: Starting by Ending Union Bosses’ No-Show Jobs
Expose and End AFT and NEA Union Bosses Shifting of Union Expenses to Taxpayers VIA Government Union Release Time, a.k.a. Official Time Introduction The practice of “official time” (also known…
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