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Order your ‘Wisconsin’s Future is Our Public Schools’ T-shirt today!

Proudly proclaim your support for Wisconsin’s public schools by wearing a “Wisconsin’s Future is Our Public Schools” T-shirt! We have received so many requests for these beautifully designed T-shirts that we have set up the online order form below. Order yours today! For more information, contact Ann Caruso at CarusoA@weac.org.

Fill out the order form below and send check made out to WEAC to: WEAC, Attn: Ann Caruso, P.O. Box 8003, Madison, WI 53708-8003. Shirts will be mailed out upon receipt of payment.

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Wisconsin Teacher of the Year joins other top educators at ‘Teach-In for Freedom’ in El Paso

February 21, 2019

Wisconsin High School Teacher of the Year – and WEAC Region 7 member – Sarahí Monterrey joined dozens of other state teachers of the year and hundreds of NEA members last weekend for the “Teach-In for Freedom,” an all-day event organized by Teachers Against Child Detention (TACD) to protest the inhumane detention of children at the Mexican border and the criminalization of immigrant families. “The Teach-In in El Paso was a powerful experience because teachers were united to be a voice for the over 10,000 children who are in detention centers across our country,” Monterrey told weac.org. “This was not a protest but rather an opportunity to educate the public about immigration policies and the effects of these policies on children.”

Legislative Update: February 15

February 15, 2019

The GOP tax bill has made its way to Governor Tony Evers’ desk, but is drawing opposition from the governor and others. Also, Governor Evers this week unveiled a plan for $70 million in clean water initiatives and another plan to ensure access to dental health care. It’s expected that we’ll hear more about his health care plans next week, and other bits and pieces of the budget he’ll hint to leading up to the budget unveiling on February 28. You can expect the budget rollout to last a few weeks into March – so stay tuned for opportunities to turn out to support public school funding as the governor makes the rounds across Wisconsin. We’ll likely also see some more listening sessions, in addition to the Joint Finance Committee hearings.

Spotlight on Locals: D.C. Everest Teachers’ Association

February 15, 2019

The D.C. Everest Teachers’ Association has shaken up the status quo and is focusing on a new set of “clear directions and goals.” That’s what DCETA leaders told WEAC Vice President Peggy Wirtz-Olsen for her latest Spotlight on Locals column. “We ask our colleagues to become a part of something,” said DCETA President Marie Wardall. “We show our members and our potential members our list of accomplishments, and we demonstrate why union membership matters to them.”

Waupun teacher Kathy Calder featured for her unique approach to inspiring young entrepreneurs

February 14, 2019

Waupun fifth-grade teacher Kathy Calder, a WEAC Region 5 member, believes business education should not be reserved just for older students. “An introduction to entrepreneurship at a young age will help students understand how to start a business and possibly spark an interest in future business ownership,” she says in an article in the Beaver Dam Daily Citizen and WISC News.

Watertown School District recognizes “Discipline with Dignity’ work by WEAC members Pam and Tim Suski

February 14, 2019

The Watertown School District is recognizing WEAC members Pam and Tim Suski for their work with the “Discipline with Dignity” program that has demonstrated success through compassion and high expectations. “We want to provide positive support and high expectations for both academics and behavior,” the Suskis say. “Through this program we show that we believe in them and expect excellent behavior — because they are capable of it.”

Angela Hayes is latest WEAC Badger Red for Public Ed winner!

February 13, 2019

Congratulations to Shorewood teacher Angela Hayes, the latest winner of our WEAC Badger Red for Public Ed promotion! The honor goes to WEAC members in appreciation for their dedication to students. Recipients are treated to a UW Badger athletic event. Angela will get VIP treatment at the February 18 UW Badger basketball game against Illinois at the Kohl Center in Madison.

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