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October 24 (Los Angeles) - Today, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released the first comprehensive look at student learning in districts and states across the country since 2019—an utterly different time in American public schooling. Los Angeles Unified teachers and...

October 24 (New York) - Today, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released the first comprehensive look at student learning in districts and states across the country since 2019—an utterly different time in American public schooling. As anticipated based on smaller-scale...

Educators for Excellence, Los Angeles condemns the hateful conversations between Councilmember Nury Martinez, Kevin de León, Gil Cedillo and President of the LA County Federation of Labor, Ron Herrera. Racism, homophobia, and anti-blackness are never acceptable, especially from our leaders. We...

Teaching in Hartford is no longer about being inspired, it is about getting through the day. 

When spending just a short amount of time inside of a school building in Hartford, it quickly becomes evident just how underfunded our schools really are. Classrooms are crowded, student to staff...

Reposted article from EdReports. 

When we ask someone to do a job, we usually give them the tools to get it done. Not so in teaching, where...

See the entire story by Vanessa Murdock at CBS New York.

NEW YORK – As students head back to the classroom, there is no shortage of challenges for them or teachers to tackle. To make matters worse, many districts must deal with a teacher shortage. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock went to the steps...

New York City Educators Reveal New Survey, Pointing to Education Crisis As School Year Begins

August 31 (New York) – Educators gathered on the steps of City Hall for a rally this afternoon to reveal the results of a new survey, called Voices from The Classroom, A Survey of New York City...

July 27 (New York) – Despite mounting national concerns about teachers leaving the classroom, a significant majority (86%) of teachers intend to stay. However, teachers of color, who are...

Tuesday, July 26, 2022 – NEW YORK – During the last several months, over 800 New York City educators have signed a petition calling on Chancellor David Banks to provide an update on the Mosaic curriculum...

As a classroom teacher for more than 30 years, I implore you to consider an alternate road for improving Boston Public Schools than the worn down path of  top-down reform. I have critical experience on educational reform reform being a US Department of Education Teaching Ambassador during the...

Report highlights advocacy opportunity to support building inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ students

June 29 (New York) – Despite...

Over the last several months, New York City educators have been gathering with E4E organizers and colleagues to discuss culturally relevant education, and they’ve been sharing stories about what culturally relevant education means to them. The events, which have taken the form of lunches, happy...

This year, we have made incredible progress towards growing a powerful, teacher-led movement, achieving impactful policy victories, and positioning our team and network for success. We proved our impact during the 2022 legislative session with the passing of monumental legislation that will set...

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Tuesday, June 14, 2022 – LOS ANGELES - Educators for Excellence, a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization, today released the results of their Los Angeles...

Educators for Excellence Boston has engaged in lots of dialogue about mental health across the Commonwealth this past academic year. Educators have faced even more challenges and demands in their classrooms from the continued impact of the pandemic.

To help support our educators, E4E-...