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Leading Education Organizations Highlight Importance of Technology and Connectivity for Learning

When supported by reliable, high-capacity broadband, school technology enables educators to leverage digital tools and rich content to differentiate instruction, assess student understanding, and create opportunities for small-group and individualized learning.

Honoring Dr. King -- Staying Focused on Our Children and the Future of Public Education

Dr. King believed deeply in collective action and in the power of organized labor to strengthen democracy.

“Think Globally, Act Locally”: Benjamin Mosley’s Path to School Leadership

“I love building leaders, love to be part of a school that cultivates talent. My doctoral dissertation was about cultivating principal effectiveness and outcomes.”

Labor Day: Honoring Our Past, Getting Involved, Building Our Future External

Labor Day exists because generations of workers stood up for safe workplaces, fair pay, time to rest, and the right to be heard.

AFSA Urges Balanced, Ethical Approach to Artificial Intelligence in Schools

Artificial intelligence in schools should be implemented with a balanced approach that prioritizes both opportunity and responsibility, according to formal comments submitted by AFSA to the U.S. Department of Education on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) in schools.

A New School Year, A Renewed Commitment to Our Students and Each Other

A new academic year brings with it a renewed sense of purpose and possibility. Our students return with open hearts, curious minds, and boundless potential.

Chicago Public Schools Reaches Historic Agreement with Principals

Chicago Public Schools principals won pay increases and more protections against harassment in their first ever tentative collective bargaining agreement

Educational Leadership in a Global Perspective

From Italy to the United States: A Bridge Between Educational Communities.

Union Leaders Emphasize Collective Bargaining Wins, Solidarity and Wellness

While contract negotiations aren’t the only thing we do as union leaders, they are critical—and they’re what members focus on most.