“We have to find a way to make our voices heard. We have to let legislators know that we are not going to sit idly
Junius Williams, a New Jersey attorney, educator, musician and advocate for urban revitalization, visited Washington, DC on Wednesday to share thoughts on “Public School Reform:
Are school closings, poor treatment of teachers, hyper-focus on high-stakes testing and other “education calamities” destroying what you once loved about school? Bess Altwerger, professor
“I have watched WTU [Washington Teachers Union] become a company union,” Elizabeth (Liz) Davis, candidate for WTU president, says on the June 6 edition of
“In the U.S. it is common to say ‘I can’t even balance my checkbook’ and that’s considered acceptable,” says Jennifer McCray, director of the Erikson
Matthew Frumin, education advocate and recent candidate for DC City Council, is helping to unite a community voice on education in the District. As mentioned
Education Town Hall Forum 