For members and advocates of equity and social justice in public education, Palm Springs provided the perfect backdrop for California Teachers Association’s (CTA’s) 2023 LGBTQ+ Issues Conference.
This year’s conference theme, “The State of the Movement: The Fight for LGBTQIA+ Justice in Schools” ensured a sobering and ultimately hopeful conference that emphasized the power and success of local training, organizing, and action against extremism.
Please help put parents in charge of their child’s education by forwarding this article to other parents, family, friends and voters.
2023 LGBTQ+ Issues Conference Focuses on the Fight for Justice in Public Schools
- by: Ed Sibby
- 2023-10-30
- Source:
California Teachers Association
- 11/01/2023
Rainbow Sidewalk Chalk by Alex Jackman is licensed under Unsplash unsplash.com
Other Articles
2023 average teacher pay for each Sacramento CA schools
Average teacher pay in California rose. Some school districts in Sacramento area saw increases up to 10%. Highest-paid in Silicon Valley.
Read More
Read More
Data theft plaguing K-12 schools after holiday season attacks
Schools across the U.S. remain fertile targets for hackers, with a slate of K-12 entities contending with cyberattacks and data thefts following the holiday season.
Read More
Read More
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Tips for Successful Meetings
Tips and tricks for a smooth meeting process.
Read More
Read More
Federal Judge Blocks School From Forcing Teachers to Hide Students’ Gender Choices From Parents
A federal judge temporarily blocked a California school district from forcing teachers to conceal students’ in-school gender changes from their parents.
Read More
Read More
SB 292:Is California Ready For School Choice?
California Policy Center (CPC) is proud to announce that we are sponsoring the new ESA bill introduced by state Senator Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield).
Read More
Read More
California's public charter schools — and their students — deserve equitable funding
In times of crisis, we should be looking for ways to help, not hinder. But in California, the inequities in public school education funding are only deepening the crisis for too many students.
Read More
Read More
Students Trapped in California’s Failing Public Schools Deserve a Way Out
Under California’s public school funding, per pupil spending is actually $23,723
Read More
Read More
Students head back to schools with dearth of teachers and staff
Local governments are experiencing an employment shortage as students head back to class this fall, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read More
Read More
