United Teachers Los Angeles

@utlanow.bsky.social

UTLA is 39,000 educators in Los Angeles dedicated to quality public education. #UTLAStrong

📢 @utlanow.bsky.social's tentative agreement includes landmark wins for the salary scales, Special Education, student support staffing and more! ⁠ Members: check your email to read the summary of all wins.

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With the LA schools strike deadline approaching, the stakes couldn’t be higher for students, families and educators. No one wants to strike, but when schools aren’t getting the resources they need, people come together to demand better. @utlanow.bsky.social www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/n...

LAUSD teachers strike looms as labor negotiations continue

The Los Angeles teachers said they will strike if their union and LAUSD cannot reach a deal by April 14.

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Airports are meant to be places of connection, safety, and freedom of movement. But that is rapidly changing.  This is not just an immigration issue. It is a civil rights crisis. Our communities deserve transparency, accountability, and the freedom to move without fear.  #abolishice

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After last week's @utlanow.bsky.social strike date announcement, I ordered camp chairs. (We gotta take turns standing & marching & yelling!) Said chairs have arrived so now would be a great time for LAUSD to meet all of the union's terms & allow me to return the chairs before I even open the boxes!

Let's make amazon.com pay to fix LA's potholes. 🦺🪏 The Overpaid CEO Tax would generate $100 million to repair over 100 miles of sidewalks EVERY YEAR. It's time to tax greed to pay for what we need. 🤑💰 Learn more at ceotax.la – and if somebody asks you to sign their petition for the tax, say YES!

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Join AFT for a webinar on Jan. 28 at 6pm ET on intensified immigration enforcement and consequences of rescinded protections for sensitive locations. The webinar will highlight AFT’s response & resources & showcase how our locals are showing up to keep people safe. sharemylesson.com/webinars/imm...

Immigration Enforcement: A Nation at Risk

Why Schools, Hospitals and Communities Must Remain Places of Care, Not Fear Across the country, immigration enforcement actions are rapidly expanding in scope, visibility and impact, with profound con...

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"IDEA exists today because people organized, resisted and refused to accept policies that discounted disabled lives. Its future requires the same vigilance." Check out this @sharemylesson.bsky.social post reflecting on the past 50 years of IDEA & what we must do to protect its future.

Rewriting R-Words: IDEA at 50, Responsibility in 2025

Fifty years after IDEA transformed education for students with disabilities, Dr. Lisa Thomas explores its history, current challenges, and the actions we must take to protect its future.

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