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Ask an Educator: Priority Issues for Chicago’s Classrooms
Chicago teachers identified five issues that decision-makers and teachers should tackle together: educator voice, supports for diverse learners, wages and benefits, school funding, and educator mental health supports.
Chalk Talk: Dr. Laurie Walters
Have you ever thought about starting your own school? No matter where you teach, every educator has imagined what it would be like if they were the ones running things.
After 27 years of teaching, Laurie Walters and three of her peers went out and did it - they started a...Educators for Excellence-New York Teachers Reimagine Teacher Development
March 1 (New York) — Educators for Excellence-New York (E4E-New York), a teacher-led organization, released “Ready for Day One and Beyond,” an educator-written policy paper that reimagines how...
Ready for Day One and Beyond
E4E-New York's educator-written policy paper reimagines teacher preparation and professional development for New York City educators.
Latest effort to boost minority teaching ranks proposed
Read the entire article by Linda Conner Lambeck on the CT Post.
BRIDGEPORT — Freshman Sen. Dennis Bradley, D-Bridgeport, made a local pitch Monday for a bill aimed at compelling...
When it Comes to Making Education Policy, Call on Educators!
Educators for Excellence Reacts to State of Union Address
Feb. 6 (New York City) — Educators for Excellence (E4E), a teacher-led organization, expressed their disappointment that the education issues teachers care about most were absent from President Donald J. Trump’s State of the Union Address.
“It is frustrating that...
Honoring a Legacy: My Path to Educational Equity
I am the granddaughter of a domestic and a seamstress, and the daughter of a financial services executive and a healthcare administrator. I am all of those things because of education.
My passion for education stems not only from the knowledge that it changed the...
Chalk Talk: Cory Cain
Black students who have just one black teacher in elementary school are significantly more likely to graduate high school and attend college. Yet, the chance of a black student...
Letter Reflecting on the Legacy of Dr. Michelle King
When I first heard the news that our beloved former Superintendent Dr. Michelle King passed away, I felt a tremendous loss. I immediately recalled one of our first meetings with her--I was accompanying a group of teachers who were looking to pitch our then-new superintendent on ideas for...
E4E-New York Hosts GOTV Launch Party!
Last week, educators from across New York City came together to discuss why voting in the upcoming UFT leadership election matters so much.
Los Angeles educators have recently shown us the power of united voices demanding change for their students and profession. We believe that strong...
New York Joins Movement to Abandon Use of Student Tests in Teacher Evaluations
Read the entire article by Eliza Shapiro on the New York Times.
Four years ago, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo pushed through a plan to put New York at the forefront of a national movement to reshape American public education: He vowed that half of a...
Educators for Excellence-New York Applauds Ban on Arming Teachers
January 31 (New York) — Educators for Excellence-New York (E4E-New York), a teacher-led organization, celebrated the passage of A1715/S101A, which bans allowing teachers to carry guns in schools. Teachers largely reject proposals to arm classroom teachers, according to the...
Boston Educators: Why We Support HD.3722
Dear Massachusetts State Legislators,
Students experiencing trauma should not be left to cope on their own, yet far too many Massachusetts schools aren't equipped with enough resources to meet students’ needs, especially in our most vulnerable communities.
Watch...
E4E Joins Others to Denounce Rescission of Federal Discipline Guidance
E4E joined a letter with other 48 organizations in condemning the U.S. Department of Education's decision to rescind school discipline guidance implemented in 2014. We should be working to keep kids in class and reduce discrimination, not enable it.