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Educators for Excellence-New York Reacts to New York City Budget
June 30 (New York City) — Amid weeks of city-wide protests for the reallocation of City funding, E4E-New York, a teacher-led organization, expressed their disappointment in budget cuts to education and student supports.
"My students need more mental-health and academic...
Educators for Excellence-New York Teachers Demand Demilitarization of City Schools
June 25 (New York) — Educators for Excellence-New York (E4E-New York), a teacher-led organization, stands with the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality and white supremacy. E4E teachers demand New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) leaders take the...
Community Discuss Racial Inequality, Opportunities for Progress In Hartford
Read the entire article by Jamie Ratliff on NBC Connecticut.
On Tuesday night, the mayor, police chief, city council president, and many others came...
Searching for grace while black and blue
Read the complete op-ed by E4E-Connecticut executive director Andréa Comer on the Hartford Courant.
Twenty-two. That’s how old I was when Yusef...
Juneteenth: A Celebration and Call to Action
As an eighth-grade social studies teacher, E4E-New York member Michael Simmon often discusses injustice with his students--including the structures and systems that create an unequal playing field for Black students and educators.
Michael says that an important responsibility of...
Educators for Excellence Celebrates Supreme Court Decision on DACA
June 18 (New York) — Educators for Excellence (E4E), a teacher-led organization, celebrates the Supreme Court’s ruling today against the Trump Administration’s efforts to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, thereby ensuring nearly 800,000 Dreamers can...
Amid nationwide movement to reform policing, some call on Boston to remove officers from schools
Read the entire article by Milton J. Valencia and Meghan E. Irons on the Boston Globe.
Amid a nationwide movement to reform police policies, local officials and community activists...
Educators for Excellence-Boston Urges Boston Public Schools to Demilitarize Schools
"Mama"
I was 11 years old and my family and I were driving to an amusement park for the first time. My brother, cousin and I noisily discussed our exciting plans and dared each other to take the scariest roller coaster ride. Once we got there, it felt so magical.
A few hours later, my uncle...
Survey: 3 out of 4 teachers say pandemic will permanently change public education in CT
Read the entire article by Linda Conner Lambeck on the New Haven Register.
When schools reopen in the fall, classroom teachers want assurances both they...
Educators for Excellence-Connecticut Congratulates the Hartford Teachers Together Slate on their Victory in the Hartford Federation of Teachers Union Election
June 5 (Hartford) — On Friday, June 5, Educators for Excellence-Connecticut reacted to the news that the Hartford Teachers Together slate had secured all leadership positions in the Hartford Federation of Teachers Union election. The Hartford Teachers Together platform...
Hundreds of thousands of students still can’t access online learning
Read the entire article by Javeria Salman on the Hechinger Report.
After schools switched from physical instruction to remote learning in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic,...
Two White Mothers' Commitment to Anti-Racism
Fact: we are two white mothers, raising two white boys. And although many would be right to say, don't make this about you, we also know it is incumbent upon us to reflect on how we show up in this moment. We are raising our boys in a country that awards us and them immense privileges at the...
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter.
George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, and so many more, were murdered by police and racism.
The recent string of killings of Black people did not receive the attention and swift justice that they deserve because we live in a society that...
Teaching While Black in Grief and Rage
"At once I paid down all my savings, and was soon afterwards able to complete the required sum, and my certificate of freedom was signed. It was the first of June, 1837…I put on my Sunday clothes and rode to Carmel…everyone was surprised to see me appearing in this manner on a week-day, but I...