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Freedom to Read, Grow Your Own Educators Bills Heard in House Featured Image

Feb 23, 2024

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Freedom to Read, Grow Your Own Educators Bills Heard in House

Childhood Poverty Bill Released; Key Bills to Be Heard in Coming Days Featured Image

Feb 16, 2024

MSEA

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Childhood Poverty Bill Released; Key Bills to Be Heard in Coming Days

Bills Introduced to Limit Privatization of Educator Jobs, Book Bans Featured Image

Feb 09, 2024

MSEA

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Bills Introduced to Limit Privatization of Educator Jobs, Book Bans

Community College Funding, Educator Support in Motion Featured Image

Feb 02, 2024

MSEA

Newsroom · Up the Street

Community College Funding, Educator Support in Motion

Teacher’s Toolkit: Tenisha Newman, Baltimore County English Teacher Featured Image

Jan 26, 2024

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Teacher’s Toolkit: Tenisha Newman, Baltimore County English Teacher

My Turn: Cora Ruth, Queen Anne’s County Administrative Assistant Featured Image

Jan 26, 2024

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My Turn: Cora Ruth, Queen Anne’s County Administrative Assistant

Breakthroughs: My Work Is My Joy Featured Image

Jan 26, 2024

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Breakthroughs: My Work Is My Joy

Jan 26, 2024

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MSEA Fights Privatization of Support Staff Jobs

Solving the Educator Shortage: Expanding and Diversifying the Profession Featured Image

Jan 26, 2024

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Solving the Educator Shortage: Expanding and Diversifying the Profession

Jan 26, 2024

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MSEA

Freedom to Read, Grow Your Own Educators Bills Heard in House

Childhood Poverty Bill Released; Key Bills to Be Heard in Coming Days

Bills Introduced to Limit Privatization of Educator Jobs, Book Bans

Community College Funding, Educator Support in Motion

Teacher’s Toolkit: Tenisha Newman, Baltimore County English Teacher

My Turn: Cora Ruth, Queen Anne’s County Administrative Assistant

Breakthroughs: My Work Is My Joy

MSEA Fights Privatization of Support Staff Jobs

Solving the Educator Shortage: Expanding and Diversifying the Profession

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