by Marianne Dhenin | May 3, 2026 | California, censorship, Ethnic Studies, International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), Jewish Voice for Peace, News, Palestine, Public Schools, Teachers
A bill introduced in the California legislature meant to help ensure open discussion in the state’s public schools and protect teachers from attacks is facing intense backlash and demands for its withdrawal from pro-Israel groups. Assembly Bill (AB) 2159 would make targeted amendments to a school discrimination law passed year. That law, AB 715, was championed by California’s Legislative…
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by Brett Wilkins | Feb 15, 2026 | labor, News, San Francisco, strike, Teachers, Teachers Unions
San Francisco public school teachers and their union celebrated Friday after negotiating a tentative agreement for a new contract with higher pay and fully funded family healthcare, ending a four-day walkout that was the city’s first educator strike in nearly half a century. United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) said its bargaining team reached a two-year tentative deal with the San…
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by Jesse Hagopian | Dec 26, 2025 | Black History, Book Bans, education, Florida, Op-Ed, Teachers
On a humid June afternoon, I arrived at Florida International University expecting to give what I thought would be a standard talk on my new book, Teach Truth, about the escalating assault on antiracist education. But when historian and freedom fighter Dr. Marvin Dunn took me to the campus, he made clear this would be no ordinary event. “This is Florida,” he said.
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by Eleanor J. Bader | Nov 25, 2025 | education, ICE, immigration, Interview, sanctuary, Teachers
In Sanctuary School: Innovating to Empower Immigrant Youth, Molloy University assistant professor of education Chandler Patton Miranda presents an in-depth and emotionally resonant look at a network of 31 small public high schools in seven states that provide “radical welcome, protection and empowerment” to migrant youth from 119 countries. The Internationals Network for Public Schools was…
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