This week, we received an unsigned letter purportedly from Philadelphia transit workers who describe horrendous working conditions. The letter claims buses and trains are unsafe
American Federation of Teachers President, Randi Weingarten, officially changed her long-held position on masking in schools. She released a statement last week praising the CDC’s
Recently, members of the public have filed numerous public records requests with Minnesota school districts, seeking information about how the districts deal with and communicate
Last week, an opinion piece entitled “We have a lot to learn from teachers unions” ran in The Philadelphia Inquirer. The authors are correct insofar
There are several cases working their way through the federal court system that reveal a shocking union practice. Forgery. As in, unions in California and
It’s no secret that union political spending has long favored Democrats over Republicans, but less well known is how unions spend their members’ dues money
The Loudoun County school district is once again making national headlines—this time for threatening to arrest students and fire teachers who choose not to wear
It’s a rare thing to see a politician openly and unashamedly reward his top political donors—that’s usually done behind closed doors—but we’re getting to witness
We’ve heard a lot this year about the effects the “great resignation” is having on education and about how unhappy teachers are right now. Not everyone believes
