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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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Washington Post says Walker’s assault on public education ‘could be coming back to bite him’

October 17, 2018

In an analysis of the Wisconsin governor’s race, the Washington Post says state residents are not buying Scott Walker’s ironic claim that he is the ‘education governor,’ and instead recognize that he has severely cut public school budgets and worked to undermine respect for educators. “Though the election is still a few weeks away and anything can happen, (Democrat Tony) Evers has been leading in recent polls, and Walker’s efforts to recast himself as the ‘education governor’ don’t appear to have convinced his critics. His education ‘reform’ agenda could be coming back to bite him at a time when interest in supporting public education in Wisconsin seems to be growing among many residents at the local level,” the article states.

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River Falls educator Maggie Watson, a member of WEAC Region 1, uses her creativity and talent to advocate for her union, personally drawing eye-catching posters for each district staff workroom explaining the benefits of an active union. Maggie says a handwritten poster will always get teachers’ attention in a way that printed advertising won’t.

NEA Today: Why We Are Red for Ed

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The team at NEA Today took a look at how moments in several states across the country turned into a national movement we call #RedForEd, and how that movement will propel us to the ballot box and beyond.

Madison’s Michael Jones is latest winner of the WEAC-UW Badger Red for Public Ed honor

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Congratulations to Madison teacher Michael Jones, the latest winner of WEAC’s 2018 WEAC-UW Badger Red for Public Ed honor! Michael will be honored at the UW Volleyball game October 21 at the UW Fieldhouse. “I love what I do, I love the students and families I get to work with, and definitely I love my colleagues, all of whom I consider friends.,” Michael said.

NBC/Marist poll shows Evers leading Walker by 10 points

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A new poll released Thursday by NBC/Marist shows Democratic candidate Tony Evers leading incumbent Governor Scott Walker by 10 points, just four weeks ahead of the November 6 election. The results vary sharply from a poll released earlier in the week by Marquette University Law School. That poll had the governor’s race in a statistical tie, although a Marquette poll two weeks earlier showed Evers leading Walker by 7 points.

Evers, Walker statistically tied in latest Marquette University Law School poll

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