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eDues is the new way for union members to automatically pay dues. All members must make the switch to eDues to maintain their membership and protect their…

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New Farmers of America (NFA) Week was celebrated during the first full week of April from 1935 until 1965. Celebrate with us this week!

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Austin ISD to hold off on 3 school closures, delay boundary changes The Austin ISD board of trustees will no longer vote to close Palm, Bryker Woods and Maplewood elementaries in November. Additionally, the district will postpone any proposed attendance boundary changes until next year, excluding those related to intervention at failing schools, Superintendent Matias Segura announced in a letter to families on the evening of Nov. 4. The announcement follows weeks of protesting from AISD parents, staff and students against the district’s initial plan to close 13 schools and rezone most campuses. On Nov. 20, the AISD board will move forward with voting on the closure of 10 of the 13 campuses it initially proposed to close next school year. Seven of these campuses have received three consecutive F ratings and require state-mandated intervention through turnaround plans. After closing these schools, the district will provide additional support at whichever campus the majority of students are reassigned to, which could include principals and teachers having to meet certain criteria. The district plans to close Becker, Ridgetop and Sunset Valley elementaries to relocate their schoolwide dual language programs to Sánchez, Pickle and Odom elementaries, respectively. In the spring, AISD will pick up its efforts to balance enrollment through a comprehensive boundary plan before taking a vote in the fall, according to the letter. Delaying the rezoning “will allow us to ensure all ideas from our community can be considered in our plan,” the letter states. “It is extremely important that when we make generational changes, we take the time to ensure community voice is thoroughly considered and that the process is done with fidelity, transparency, and integrity,” Segura said in the letter. Read more Ector County ISD faces enrollment challenges Ector County ISD is experiencing rapid growth, as highlighted by Hudson Huff from Zonda Demographics during a recent board workshop. Board

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The North Carolina Association of Educators is an Affirmative Action & Equal Opportunity Employer.

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This new global survey backs up a growing trend: Canadian students are looking overseas for stronger career outcomes.

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