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2009 Convention Photos
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Pilot projects to be established as per recent law passed
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Lawsuit filed October 9th in Kanawha County Circuit Court |
AFT-WV president Judy Hale was elected as a vice-president of the WV AFL-CIO during the 2009 WV AFL-CIO convention.
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The AFT announced the first recipients of the AFT Innovation Fund grants for education initiatives in which teacher unions and their partners will push the envelope to improve schools, teaching and learning in exciting, new ways at an Oct. 8 press conference at AFT headquarters.
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Benefit cuts, increased premiums among proposals by PEIA Finance Board; make your voice heard at the public hearing in your area! |
Latest news from the AFT-WV Higher Ed Division
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H1N1 Flu
Click here to get the latest updates, prevention tips and fact sheets about H1N1 influenza, or swine flu. |
(An opinion editorial as printed in the Charleston Daily Mail on Sept. 10, 2009.)
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QuEST 2009 Highlights
Highlights from the recently concluded 2009 AFT QuEST conference in Washington, D.C., included AFT president Randi Weingarten's keynote address, a town hall meeting with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, a panel on community schools and remarks from U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis. Daily updates from the conference, as well as video highlights, can be found on the AFT's QuEST 2009 Web site.
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 On June 22, President Obama announced a nationwide service initiative, United We Serve, which is the beginning of a sustained, collaborative and focused effort to meet community needs and make service a way of life for all Americans. |
