Yet from New York City to Minnesota to Chicago, teachers’ union leadership is increasingly pulling educators out of classrooms, canceling instruction, and using school time and union resources to advance ideological agendas unrelated to student learning.
The promotion of the protest has drawn criticism from the public and online commentators, many questioning how involvement in foreign political activism …
Teachers’ unions like MFPE no longer represent the classroom professionals they claim to serve.
Recent reports exposing Democratic nominee Jay Jones’s violent rhetoric toward a Republican lawmaker and his family were shocking.
The unions that once claimed to stand for educators and students now stand only for politics.
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) chose to honor the convicted murderer of a New Jersey State Trooper with a “Rest in Power” tribute.
Time and again, union leaders reveal that protecting their members from accountability matters more to them than upholding the standards of the teaching profession.
Parents, students, and communities deserve better from those entrusted with shaping the next generation.
This ruling ensures that workers who experience discrimination from their unions are no longer locked out of justice.
