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Today we're excited to celebrate Juneteenth, the oldest annual Black freedom celebration in the US. On this day in 1865, Union Army Gen. Gordon Granger proclaimed the end of slavery to individuals in Galveston, Texas.

Learn about Juneteenth from Share My Lesson here: https://sharemylesson.com/juneteenth-activities

‘Failing grade’: Indiana ranked 45th for public education support in new report (WXIN/WTTV) — A new report from the Network for Public Education gives Indiana leaders an “F” when it comes to supporting local public schools, ranking the state 45th overall. The NPE& #…

Civil rights enforcement, special education oversight will move out of education department

Checking in with America's Teachers: 2026 Survey Results In 2026, teachers were more likely than similar working adults to report experiencing poor well-being indicators such as frequent job-related stress, symptoms of depression, and burnout. This has been a consistent pattern since 2021.

Union organizing, midterms take center stage at AFL-CIO convention in Minneapolis With the AFL-CIO convention in the rearview and the UAW convention ahead, the future of union participation in politics is far from settled, especially as membership gets more politically diverse.

On Memorial Day, we reflect on the dedication of our armed forces and military families and remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. We salute their service, honor their sacrifice, and cherish their memory.

All month, AFT is proud to celebrate !

As we look back at all of our accomplishments, let's recommit to working for pathways to a better life for all working people. ✊

Today is about appreciating the care, sacrifices and support mothers provide their families every day.

We thank you and we’ll keep fighting for all working mothers so they have paid leave, equitable care and good union jobs.

Happy Mother’s Day from America’s unions! ❤️

Public school group expects record number of school referendums • Indiana Capital Chronicle The Indiana Coalition for Public Education anticipates at least 100 public school districts could ask voters for new money through local property tax referendums this fall.