What to Do If a Student Assaults You

An Educator’s Primer on Student Assaults

In 2015, the U.S. Department of Education reported that from 2011 to 2012, approximately 20% of public school teachers reported being verbally abused, 10% reported being…

Big Win #1: The Protect Our Schools Act

Landmark bill turns back the DeVos privatization agenda and the culture of over-testing

Assessment Literacy Is a Necessary Skill for Today’s Educator

Breakthroughs in Pedagogy: Analyzing student data to make instruction relevant

Toolkit: Teaching Academic Life Skills and Loving It

Meet Howard County teacher Kara Brooks-Odom

Ask a Teacher: What Does the Protect Our Schools Act Mean to You?

Eight educators on why POSA Matters

There’s a misconception that teachers are in favor of POSA because it gives more power to unions. This bill is about giving more…

My Turn: Meet Janice McRae — An Activist on Many Fronts

Meet the Newly Elected Members of MSEA’s Board of Directors

Including five new first-time statewide leaders

MSEA Members Lead at the National ESP Conference

Uniting, Inspiring, Leading for the Whole Student

5 Things Transgender Students Want Their Teachers to Know

There remains a lack of confidence among some educators about role modeling empathy and leadership supporting the struggles of LGBTQ students.

Educators Lead and Win on Testing and Privatization

Betty Weller: We Should All Be Proud

Our big wins are good for students, schools, and communities

YOU DID IT!

It’s one of the biggest wins for public education in years.

Educators and Immigration Advocacy

Know exactly where you stand if you take action

Update: Supporting Our LGBTQ Students

5 things trans students want educators to know

When President Obama issued a directive last May protecting the right of transgender students to use the restrooms and lockers that match their gender…

Inside MSEA: The 2017 General Assembly

Yes, we made great progress. But that’s only half the battle.