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(The Center Square) – Teachers and state employee public associations had significant declines in membership between 2021 and 2022, a new North Carolina report says.

It's a question Tennessee lawmakers are now seriously considering — should Tennessee reject nearly two billion dollars in federal funding for education?

Maggie Rawland of Des Moines holds a sign during a public forum about school vouchers on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023, …

Authorities launched an investigation, but UPE unaware of conclusions

I’m the Director of legal services at Professional Educators of Iowa. The stories I could tell about what teachers are …

(TENNESSEE) It’s the Labor Day weekend, and WGNS feels it’s important to salute America’s workers.  Professional Educators of Tennessee’s Executive Director J.C. Bowman and State Representative Scott Cepicky united to share their ideas. A Tribute To Tennessee Labor The credit for establishing Labor Day as a federal holiday celebrated on the first Monday of September is often credited to President Grover Cleveland. If you work and depend on your ow...

The school district, along with others in Tennessee, will now have to pay a teacher their full salary and benefits if assaulted on the job.

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A play session in Graiguecullen Parish Childcare Centre Graiguecullen Parish Childcare Centre area hosting an open day this Friday 25 August between 11am – 5pm.

Professional Educators of Tennessee helps policymakers emphasize the importance of quality education and the challenges faced by public schools and educators. We play a vital role in advocating for educators,