California’s Union Teachers Knocked on an Unprecedented 500,000 Doors for School Board, Congress and Other Crucial Races
California’s union educators got out the vote this election season by getting out of the classroom.
Additional Press Releases
Illegal Maneuver in Governor’s State Budget Proposal Will Cut Funding From California Classrooms for Years to Come
California Teachers Association and Legal Experts Demand Protection of School Funding
California Educators Remain Ready to Fight for Funding for Schools and Communities
California Teachers Association (CTA) President David B. Goldberg issued a statement following today’s presentation of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s May revised 2024-2025 state budget
Educators, Parents, and Attorney General File Suit to Remove Charter CEO Paul Keefer from the SCOE Board
On April 29, 2024, the Attorney General (via two individual Relators) filed a lawsuit to challenge the right of Paul Keefer to hold office as a Trustee on the Sacramento County Board of Education (SCBOE) while simultaneously serving as the President, CEO and Executive Director of the Pacific Charter Institute.
Judge Expands Class of Long Beach City College Part-Time Staff Lawsuit Over LBCC Failure to Pay Minimum Wage
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that a lawsuit brought by two part-time instructors against the Long Beach Community College District
Educators and Communities Celebrate “Read Across America” Friday and Next Week
CTA Officers to Read Books to Students in Southern California