Sentences with phrase «on behalf of public education»
I hope that NYCEDF can become a powerful advocate on behalf of public education in NYC and force the UFT to become the strong and democratic union that it should be.»
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The Council of School Attorneys (COSA) celebrates its 50th anniversary of legal advocacy on behalf of public education during the group's annual School Law Seminar.
«We promised to mobilize our forces — school board members, state associations, and other friends of public education — to launch a more assertive effort to advocate on behalf of public education.»
The Fund Education Now Legislative Education Report Card is compiled by parents and grades the actions of Florida legislators on behalf of public education and Florida's children.
To provide member school boards with services, training and advocacy so that they may exercise effective leadership in public school governance on behalf of public education for all the children of the Commonwealth; and,
Rather than empowering and organizing the rank and file for progressive collective action on behalf of public education and everyday New Yorkers, our leadership pacifies our membership in exchange for feigned political influence.
Valenti is not only a retired school teacher and champion on behalf of public education, he is one of the most outspoken advocates for teachers and the teaching profession.
Fellow Connecticut educate advocate Wendy Lecker has been one of the most powerful and important voices on behalf of public education and against the corporate education reform industry's unending assault of public school teachers, public schools and the rights of students and parents.
Daniel J. Montgomery has worked on behalf of public education and the rights of working men and women for over 15 years.
As proof, the nation's leading voice on behalf of public education, Diane Ravitch, links to Mercedes» work on a regular basis.
When teachers, parents and public school advocates came out to public meetings to speak out on behalf of public education, Malloy says that they were part of a group of «folks» who were «spending a lot of money to try and defeat» education reform.