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We're Fighting for the Right to a Great Public School
NEA President Reg Weaver recalls the passion for teaching he’s felt over a 30-year career: “There’s no feeling like seeing children’s eyes brighten up as they discover a world of opportunity.” He reminds listeners in his 60-second May radio spot that we're a team fighting for great public schools -- including smaller class sizes, adequate funding, and access to a rigorous curriculum -- for every child.
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Obituary, Carter G. Woodson

This obituary appeared in the July–September, 1950, edition of The Bulletin: Official Organ of the American Teachers Association. A life member of ATA, Carter G. Woodson is remembered—among his many accomplishments—for founding Negro History Week, which later expanded and was renamed Black History Month.

Obituary, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, 1950

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