Educator Rights and Political Participation
Educators have strong First Amendment rights to engage in political activity on your own time and in your personal capacity. So long as you are not attending outrageous an offensive political events, you can rely on the First Amendment for protection.
How A Bill Is Passed In The Georgia Legislature
Become knowledgable with the process of how a bill actually becomes a law! (2-page spread)
Know Your Rights-Divisive Concepts
In Georgia, a new law, entitled the “Protect Students First Act,” amends and adds new sections to the state’s Education Code. This document answers some FAQs about the new law.
TEACHER KEYS EVALUATION SYSTEM
- GAE TKES Position Statement
- GAE Rights At Night TKES Seminar
- TKES Cheat Sheet
- Georgia Department of Education TKES Handbook
SCHOOL FUNDING
- Georgia Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Funding for Fiscal Year 2023 - Georgia Department of Education FTE 101
- State Budget Explainer
- Weights for FTE Funding Formula - FY23
WAIVERS
- Waivers FAQs - November 2, 2021
- Waiver Map
RETIREMENT
- Teachers Retirement System of Georgia
- Public School Employees Retirement System - Updated October 20, 2023
- Government Pension Offset - SSA
- Windfall Elimination Provision - SSA
- Video #9 – Social Security | TRS Financial Awareness Video Series