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TAT Campaign Kick-Off! FY24
Demand Equitable School Board Districts
Sign this petition, and demand our state legislators adopt IAAFER’s proposed 10 district map. Our school board should accurately reflect the whole CPS population, and enable EVERYONE to have a voice.
Thank You, Illinois State Legislature for Hitting the Brakes for Equity in District Mapping
Tell Your Governor: These are Teachers’ Policy Priorities
Send a message to your Governor at the start of this school year to share educators’ policy priorities, and demand that we reimagine the way schools operate by designing dynamic, sustainable teacher roles that better serve all students, particularly our most vulnerable.
Nothing About Us Without Us: The Educators Behind E4E’s National Policy Agenda
Today, Educators for Excellence (E4E) releases our National Policy Agenda. Every two years, E4E takes a look at our Declaration of Principles and Beliefs -- a document created by educators who saw a brighter path forward for education in the US -- to identify the current most consequential policy priorities to guide our work.
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Demand High-Quality Math Curricula!
Call on New York City leadership to build off of the success of NYC Reads by making bold investments in high-quality curricula and professional learning for mathematics.
NYC Reads: Demand Ongoing Professional Learning
Call on Mayor Adams and NYC Public Schools to deliver on a promise already made – to provide high-quality ongoing professional learning as part of NYC Reads.
Call for NYC Reads to Expand to Middle School!
Call on NYC Public Schools to expand NYC Reads to middle school and ensure that middle school students also receive high-quality reading instruction.
NYC Reads: Empower Educators In Curriculum Selection!
Tell superintendents to engage teachers in the curricula selection process for phase 2 of NYC Reads.
Thank NYC Leadership
NYC Curricula Recommendations
Tell Illinois Lawmakers: Compensate Our Elected School Board!
Call on Illinois lawmakers to compensate elected school board members.
Why we celebrate Labor Day
Labor Day is a day for us to celebrate American workers' social and economic achievements over the last century. At Educators for Excellence (E4E), the annual federal holiday allows us to reiterate the power and importance of teachers’ unions.