Union Report
The latest classroom, policy and politics news from America’s teachers unions, updated every Wednesday by Mike Antonucci
Analysis
The Unwritten Story of Chicago’s Charter School Teacher Strike: Unions See Walkouts as Survival Tool
Analysis
Union Report: How Many Affiliates Can NEA Prop Up? So Far, There Are 4 — and They Haven’t Always Been Good Bets for the National Union
Analysis
Antonucci: This Is What It Looks Like When Teacher Unions Fight Their Own Employees
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Antonucci: The Showdown Between Los Angeles and Its Teachers Union Enters a Final Phase, as Teachers, District Leaders and Families Prepare for Possible January Strike
Analysis
Union Report: Election Results, #RedForEd, and the NEA: Lessons From Teacher-Candidates About This Year’s Vote — and the Next One
Analysis
Election-Day Final Sinks Teachers Running for Office in Three Education Battleground States
Analysis
Seven Questions About All Those ‘Educators Running for Office’ Stories
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Union Report Exclusive: Internal Report Shows NEA Losses of 17,000 Members and 87,000 Fee Payers Since Janus Decision
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How to Elect — and Get Rid of — a Teacher Union President
Opinion
Union Report: Maryland Teacher Union Numbers Show Drop In Membership, Market Share Since Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling
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Meet the NEA Republicans: The National Education Association Just Recommended 289 House Candidates — Including These 10 Conservatives
Analysis
Analysis: Teacher Unions Focusing Efforts on Eight States as They Look to Impact 2018 Midterms — and Control of the Senate
Opinion
Antonucci: When Is a Teacher Strike Legal, and What Happens If Los Angeles’s Teachers Union Walks Out This Week?
Analysis
Union Report: Remember the ‘Havoc’ Janus Was Supposed to Cause? What Happened With That?
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Union Report: Membership Remains High, but Teacher Unions Make It Difficult to Leave
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Union Report: Teachers Union Employees Stage Job Actions — Against Teachers Unions
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Teachers Unions Claim They Are Beating Back Janus’s Threat, but It May Take More Than a Year to Really Know
Analysis
LeBron James’s New School Has Bikes, Chromebooks, and, More Important, a Flexible School District and an Independent Teachers Union