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TAAAC, SAAAC and AEL have issued a joint statement on a virtual start to the 2020-21 school year. Click the following link to read the full statement.
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Community members (PTA), students, AACPS Administrators (AEL), Support Professionals (SAAAAC), Support staff (AFSCME), and teachers (TAAAC) were all unified last night. Thank you to all who spoke. Getting this hybrid plan right is too important for our students' success and health.
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Anne Arundel Board of Education hears live testimony for first time since March
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Parents, teachers and other school staff were able to speak to the Anne Arundel Board of Education in a public hearing on Wednesday night over a very controversial topic — hybrid reopening.Comment on Facebook Parents, teachers ...
Shout out to the ladies at Benfield Elementary School who are preparing food for students and distributing it with a smile. Today, there was no tent or cover for them. In the downpours they were there with a smile doing their job. GREAT JOB LADIES. THANK YOU.
Where were the missing board members?
It was heartwarming to hear from students as they supported their teachers.
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🚨New poll of Maryland educators on physically reopening schools finds that the following safety measures were supported by 90% or more of Maryland’s educators:
•Daily sanitation of schools
•Hand sanitizer available throughout buildings
•Adequate air ventilation
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Did you know that Maryland is the only state whose legislature can't change or add items to the governor’s budget? A yes vote on Question 1 on your ballot will give our representatives more power to balance the state budget while investing in key priorities like public schools.
Russell Leone is president of @TAAACTweets. With @AACountySchools going virtual this fall, learn how our teachers will handle this in the Fall the lessons learned in the Spring, and what needs to happen to return to the classroom!
Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief: COVID-19 and..... Anne Arundel County Teachers
As we all work our way through the COVID-19 pandemic, Eye On Annapolis will be bringing you different voices to express the differing (and often unant...
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Today, Gov Hogan proposed $345 million in cuts to public school funding.
Educators have stepped up to do all we could for our students & we’re worried about how to hold a safe and successful next school year. Meanwhile Hogan wants to slash school funding by $345 million. 1/11
In solidarity with our sisters and brothers in Education Minnesota, the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers, and other Minnesotan unions, wear all black on Monday as part of our united call for justice for #GeorgeFloyd.
In case you missed last night's call. MSEA is here to support us.
Last night, thousands of educators joined our all-member teletown hall on coronavirus. We know many tried to join but couldn't because high call volume jammed the lines. We’re very sorry for your frustration. Here's a full recording of the teletown hall.
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TAAAC is an advocacy organization which exists to further the professional concerns, economic interest, human and civil rights of its members, and to promote equitable, quality education in Anne Arundel County Public Schools. TAAAC is an organization of teachers, representing all teachers in the Anne Arundel County Public School.
