News and Advocacy

YOUR MOU Questions … Answered

As your CPAA union family, the most concrete way we show appreciation isn’t with balloons … it’s with protections, respect, and voice.

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.

School Leader Panel Explores Promise, Ethics and Equity of AI in Schools

AI may help us in powerful ways, but nothing can replace the role of principals and teachers in connecting with students.

Ebert Calls for Student Voice, and Responsible AI in Education

“Party does not matter when we’re talking about education. We grow Democrats, we grow Republicans, we grow Independents — but most importantly, we’re growing critical thinkers with empathy and voice.

AI Emerges as a Powerful Tool for School Leaders

AI is rapidly transforming how school leaders manage daily operations, communicate with families and design student learning experiences.

Lead With Positivity, Purpose and Resilience

Educators are the backbone of every community, but their ability to inspire students and transform schools depends on one essential ingredient: positive leadership. That was the message best-selling author and global leadership consultant Jon Gordon delivered during the opening keynote of the convention.

AFL-CIO President Rallies Delegates with Message of Solidarity and Urgency

"Seventy percent of Americans approve of unions, and almost 90% of young people under the age of 30 support unions because of the work you are doing."

Logan: Rise Up for Public Education and Labor Rights

"You’re a delegate because someone thought you were a leader. Go back home and bring someone else in. Wake them up."