Teaching while Black

Jason Fahie on being a Black male teacher in Howard County.

Gov. Hogan: Educators Shouldn’t Have a Voice on the State Board of Education

Gov. Hogan blocked teachers from having a seat at the table.

The Racial Bias in You

Educators can play critical roles in breaking down biases at all levels.

Donna Hoffman — Making Lunchtime the Favorite Part of Each Kid’s Day

“I am very fortunate to be surrounded by fabulous people.”

“We are desperate to be understood.”

Notes from a Latina Student

“Colleagues, It’s Been an Honor”

Betty Weller on her tenure as MSEA president.

Uncovering Policies, Instruction, Practices, and Rules That Show Bias

“We didn’t buy in to the notion that kids must assimilate to the school structures at any cost.”

Candidate Ben Jealous Stands with Maryland Educators

Apple Ballot recommends Ben Jealous for governor

Inside MSEA: Thank You, Betty

Outgoing MSEA President Betty Weller has understood the power of our voices.

An FMLA Tutorial

Make sure you understand the Family Medical Leave Act.

The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that provides job-protected, unpaid leave under certain circumstances.

Educators and Innovation

NEA Foundation grants help educators solve teaching and learning challenges

Congratulations to MSEA’s 2017-2018 NEA Foundation Student Achievement/Learning and Leadership awardees Brian Cook, Worcester County…

SLC ’18: Tackling Issues with Union Values

“We’re focused on relevance and action.”

Teacher’s Toolkit: Waves, Critters, and Fishnets on the Bay

Outdoor education in St. Mary’s County with Margarita Rochow

Keeping Your Contract Strong

Protect Your Right to Collective Bargaining