All are invited to come out and show your support for all of our schools and public education at theBSCTA office. Speakers from the community and other unions from education, the building trades and the public and private sector unions will be there. Come down early to help with the signage and let’s speak as one as we defend public ed!
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By Regina McLean, President of the Port Washington Teachers Association; John Caulfield, President of the Levittown Teachers Association; and Matthew Adler, President of the United
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