Newsroom Archives - Frederick County Teachers Association

Strong Pushback to Funding Cuts for Community Schools, Support for Students Featured Image

Feb 21, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Strong Pushback to Funding Cuts for Community Schools, Support for Students

Educators Talk Directly to Lawmakers to Improve Safety, Salaries, Voice Featured Image

Feb 14, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Educators Talk Directly to Lawmakers to Improve Safety, Salaries, Voice

ESP Lobby Night to Push for Laws to Improve Safety, Salaries, and Voice Featured Image

Feb 07, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

ESP Lobby Night to Push for Laws to Improve Safety, Salaries, and Voice

Educator and Student Safety Key in Policy Proposals Featured Image

Jan 31, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Educator and Student Safety Key in Policy Proposals

Budget Amendments Needed to Protect Funding for Students in Poverty, Multilingual Learners Featured Image

Jan 24, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Budget Amendments Needed to Protect Funding for Students in Poverty, Multilingual Learners

Moore’s Budget Introduced with Big Implications for Education and Fairer Tax Policies Featured Image

Jan 17, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Moore’s Budget Introduced with Big Implications for Education and Fairer Tax Policies

Session Starts with Imperative to Protect School Funding Featured Image

Jan 10, 2025

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Session Starts with Imperative to Protect School Funding

Educators Organizing for Power Featured Image

Dec 19, 2024

MSEA

Actionline · Newsroom

Educators Organizing for Power

The Good Trouble Questionnaire: Caitlin McCrimmon, Montgomery County Featured Image

Dec 19, 2024

MSEA

Actionline · Newsroom

The Good Trouble Questionnaire: Caitlin McCrimmon, Montgomery County

Dec 18, 2024

MSEA

Actionline · Newsroom

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Strong Pushback to Funding Cuts for Community Schools, Support for Students

Educators Talk Directly to Lawmakers to Improve Safety, Salaries, Voice

ESP Lobby Night to Push for Laws to Improve Safety, Salaries, and Voice

Educator and Student Safety Key in Policy Proposals

Budget Amendments Needed to Protect Funding for Students in Poverty, Multilingual Learners

Moore’s Budget Introduced with Big Implications for Education and Fairer Tax Policies

Session Starts with Imperative to Protect School Funding

Educators Organizing for Power

The Good Trouble Questionnaire: Caitlin McCrimmon, Montgomery County

Where We Stand with MSEA President Paul Lemle

Frederick County Teachers Association works to advocate, empower and organize members to ensure an excellent and equitable public education in Frederick County.