In the Wall Street Journal, we defend independent local unions. It looks like other educators ...
learn moreThis letter to the editor originally appeared in PennLive on September 18, 2015. As a fellow teacher in the Central Dauphin ...
learn moreThis op-ed is written by Julie Raab, a teacher in Dauphin County and originally appeared in PennLive on August 30, 2015. After ...
learn moreI chose teaching because I enjoy interacting with students and helping them learn. My science classes show students that ...
learn moreThis year during Teacher Appreciation Week, Free to Teach hosted a survey to learn more about Pennsylvania’s teachers – straight ...
learn moreFrank is a high school teacher in Lackawanna County who has been frustrated with the NEA’s support of abortion ...
learn moreI was the first person in my immediate family to complete a college degree, when I graduated from a small ...
learn moreAsk a teacher about their best memory and I guarantee they’ll get a little sappy. I love being in ...
learn moreGeorge Parker is a veteran math teacher and former head of the teachers union in Washington, DC. As union president, ...
learn moreMost teachers I know are aware of the school funding issues you make. But we are down to bare bones ...
learn moreFollowing Rob’s e-mail this month on why he resigned from his union and became a fair share fee payer, ...
learn more