(Baton Rouge – April 18, 2014) This statement was released by Louisiana Federation of Teachers President Steve Monaghan this morning:
The governor’s office has announced that a substitute bill, HB 987 by Rep. Jeff Thompson (R-Bossier City), has been introduced and contains language aimed at resolving certain concerns about the process outlined in Act 1 (2012) for disciplining and dismissing teachers.
A Missouri-based transportation management vendor, TransPar Group, boasts their company slogan “Cut a Bus, Save a Teacher.”
President Ed McIntosh fights back to protect essential school district jobs, argues for more accurate slogan, “Cut a Bus, Cut a Bus Driver"
Please plan to join your colleagues to discuss how we can all
(sent April 10, 2014)
Sisters and Brothers:
On behalf of our new team of NYSUT officers, thank you for your record-breaking participation in last week's elections and the NYSUT Representative Assembly. I'm honored to be your president, and to serve with the great team elected at the RA. We promised to be the collective voice for change that public officials can't ignore -- and developments this week suggest that message is already getting through.
Click here - Ask lawmakers to support HB 1108
(Baton Rouge – April 10, 2014) Teachers could no longer be handcuffed and arrested at school for minor offenses if a bill by State Rep. Terry Landry (D-New Iberia) continues its successful path through the legislature.
June 13th at Red Wing Stadium
Sponsored in part by
“Rush-Henrietta Employees’ Association – Teachers’ Chapter”
**Fireworks after game**
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