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News U Can Use
National Board Certified Teacher is new GAE exec
Georgia's Spelling Champ Ananya Augustine makes it to the Scripps National Semis on June 27th
GAE files lawsuit to protect Gwinnett County member's free speech rights
GAE Release: GAE critical of new state school board resolution
GAE comments on new CDC guidelines
Paulding Member wins CalCas Music Grant for Her School
A Reflection on Our Current Times
Racial Justice in Education - A Resource Guide
KNOW Magazine
Volume 19, Issue 1
- THE RACIST ORIGINS OF PRIVATE SCHOOL VOUCHERS - How a rural community was thrust into the history books more than 60 years ago.
- A VOUCHER BY ANY OTHER NAME IS STILL A VOUCHER - As some of you may remember, we began discussing this subject nearly 25 years ago. Some things never change.
- LEGAL NEWS - GAE Legal Services highlights include “Right-To-Work” And “At-Will” Employment and GAE Member Wins Certification Upgrade.
- 2021 LEGISLATOR HONORS - GAE is proud to announce its 2021 Legislative Honors.
- 2021 LEGISLATIVE SESSION SUMMARY - GAE’s summary of the 2021 session of the Georgia General Assembly.
- UPDATES ON THE EFFORT TO REPEAL GPO/WEP - GAE members tell their stories of how the policies have impacted them and others.
- GAE-RETIRED - Topics include: “From the President,” “Fighting Hard,” and “Fill Your Cup.”
- TEACHERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF GEORGIA COLUMN - TRS Executive Director Dr. Buster Evans
GAE In The News
- Former teacher sues district after he's given poor performance review after arrest at a protest - CBS46
- What is next for race theory debate in Georgia schools - WAGA TV
- GAE addresses State Board Resolution on Race Theory - Good Day Atlanta
- GAE addresses State Board Resolution on Race Theory - FOX5 Atlanta
- Resolution on Race Theory - WMAZ TV - Macon
- Georgia education board passes resolution to limit classroom discussions of race - AJC
- Georgia Board of Education endorses Gov. Kemp's opposition to teaching ‘critical race theory’ - Rome News-Tribune
- Gov. Kemp's Mask Mandate - WSB TV
- Gov. Kemp's Mask Ban - WSB Radio-Atlanta
- Gov. Kemp's Mask Ban - WSAV-Savannah
Upcoming Events
- GAE Facebook Live w/ GAE President Lisa Morgan on June 30, 2021 6:30 pm
- Independence Day Holiday – Resources on July 4, 2021
- Women’s Equality Day on August 26, 2021
- District Two Meeting – GAE Board Room/Hybrid on August 30, 2021
- Labor Day – GAE Offices Closed on September 6, 2021
- Rosh Hashanah ( begins at sunset 9/18) on September 6, 2021
- Yom Kippur (begins at sunset on (Sept. 15) on September 15, 2021
- GAE Board of Directors’ Meeting on September 17, 2021
- District One Meeting – Virtual on September 21, 2021
- District Three Meeting on September 23, 2021
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Racial and Social Justice Training · Georgia Association of Educators
Racial and Social Justice Training · Georgia Association of Educators
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As racial and social justice issues continue to be a focus in our country, we must lead the way in learning more and evaluating our own practice to ensure we are modeling in our classrooms the justice necessary in our society. This is the first of two sessions to help us understand implicit bias and...