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Public Education Funding Makes Historic Gains in FY24 Budget Featured Image

Mar 31, 2023

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Public Education Funding Makes Historic Gains in FY24 Budget

Budget, Other Key Education Bills Coming Down to the Wire Featured Image

Mar 24, 2023

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Budget, Other Key Education Bills Coming Down to the Wire

Moore-Miller Administration Pledges Support for Educators; Bills Advance Featured Image

Mar 17, 2023

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Moore-Miller Administration Pledges Support for Educators; Bills Advance

Educators Make Strong Case for Raising ESP Wages, Addressing Shortages Featured Image

Mar 10, 2023

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Educators Make Strong Case for Raising ESP Wages, Addressing Shortages

Powerful Educator Shortage Act Testimony Heard in House Featured Image

Mar 03, 2023

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Powerful Educator Shortage Act Testimony Heard in House

Educator Shortage Act Hearing Nears Featured Image

Feb 24, 2023

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Educator Shortage Act Hearing Nears

Bills Address Educator Shortage, Mental Health, Safety Featured Image

Feb 17, 2023

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Bills Address Educator Shortage, Mental Health, Safety

Legislation Introduced to Improve Educators’ Working Conditions Featured Image

Feb 10, 2023

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Legislation Introduced to Improve Educators’ Working Conditions

Gov. Moore’s State of the State Highlights Actions to Support Students and Schools Featured Image

Feb 03, 2023

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Gov. Moore’s State of the State Highlights Actions to Support Students and Schools

Analyzing Gov. Moore’s Historic $8.8 Billion Education Budget Featured Image

Jan 27, 2023

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Public Education Funding Makes Historic Gains in FY24 Budget

Budget, Other Key Education Bills Coming Down to the Wire

Moore-Miller Administration Pledges Support for Educators; Bills Advance

Educators Make Strong Case for Raising ESP Wages, Addressing Shortages

Powerful Educator Shortage Act Testimony Heard in House

Educator Shortage Act Hearing Nears

Bills Address Educator Shortage, Mental Health, Safety

Legislation Introduced to Improve Educators’ Working Conditions

Gov. Moore’s State of the State Highlights Actions to Support Students and Schools

Analyzing Gov. Moore’s Historic $8.8 Billion Education Budget

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