Educators for Excellence (E4E)

It’s hard to believe that our movement to build teacher power is 15 years strong! Every day, our members demonstrate what it means to advocate for a strengthened profession, ensuring that every student has the tools they need to thrive. e4e-1.wistia.com/medias/zznwaga…

NY Educators: Join us for an exclusive conversation on March 31 with @NYCSchools Chancellor Kamar Samuels about NYC Reads & NYC Solves. Reserve your spot today! e4e.org/event/sustaini…

E4E-New York recently joined School District 27 for a screening of @countedoutdoc. The thought-provoking film investigates the biggest crises of our time through an unexpected lens: math.

March 18: LSC elections for #Chicago public schools. E4E-Chicago is proud to join partners in encouraging community participation. #savethedate Learn more: cps.edu/about/local-sc…

An important read from @K12DiveNews on how superintendents are responding to the disruptive and traumatic effects of immigration enforcement activities on and around school grounds. k12dive.com/news/superinte…

"We want our best people protecting our kids. We want to make sure that everyone has access to that job." - Corrina Demma, E4E-CHI Senior Organizer @chicagotribune chicagotribune.com/2026/03/09/sho…

E4E-CT met with Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam last week to discuss the importance of teacher recruitment and retention, diverse teacher pipelines, and the need for additional special ed. resources.

"It’s time we talk about how to advance IDEA [the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act] and stop trying to find ways to break what is working." k12dive.com/news/special-e…

E4E-Minnesota made their voices heard at the state Senate last month 👏 🗣️ We're urging state lawmakers to guarantee every child in MN, regardless of immigration status, access to a free public K-12 education and to ensure schools remain safe spaces for learning.

We look forward to partnering with this next chapter of @NYCSchools leadership to strengthen NYC Reads & Solves and ensure educators’ voices are at the forefront of the decisions that shape our classrooms.

E4E-MA Teacher Leader Cedric Jacobson recently spoke to @USATODAY about paid parental leave for teachers (or lack thereof) usatoday.com/story/life/hea…

It's time the legislator tied per-student funding to actual inflation so that when costs go up, school funding follows. More from E4E-CT Executive Director Daniel Pearson on the critical funding our students need. @CTMirror ctmirror.org/2026/03/02/ful…

“The status quo isn’t working for over half the children in our state that are in third grade. If we don’t address it in a meaningful way through legislation, then we are failing our kids.” Thank you @SalDiDomenico for putting our students first! gazettenet.com/2026/02/23/edu…

Since Trump took office, the department has resolved ZERO cases of racial harassment against Black or Latino students, and no cases of sexual harassment or assault. brookings.edu/articles/how-t…

E4E-NY recently attended the NYS Association of Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislators, Inc. Caucus Weekend. The powerhouse team of staff & educators networked with dozens of legislators & gave meaningful remarks at panels aligned with state education priorities.

These interagency agreements will weaken federal support to protect the rights of our students and children. k12dive.com/news/congress-…

Teachers, help us understand the impact of phone policies in your school. Share your experience → phonesinfocus.org #PhonesInFocus #AngelaDuckworth #Education #Teachers #PhonePolicies

Last week, E4E-MA brought together classroom teachers, school leaders, and policy experts for a powerful discussion at the state house about MA's literacy crisis & what it will take to fix it. Thank you, @SalDiDomenico, for your commitment to ensuring our students have access to high-quality reading instruction. #mapoli #teacherpower

"For too long, systems have not consistently provided schools with training, materials, and supports aligned with evidence on how children learn to read" - E4E-MA Exec. Director Lisa Lazare The Right to Read Act can help change that! #mapoli wwlp.com/news/state-pol…

ON THE BLOG: Meet Stephanie Vázquez, a middle school ELA coach in the Bronx. Stephanie began her E4E journey after taking advantage of an opportunity to speak about New York City’s new literacy initiative. And she hasn’t looked back since! e4e.org/blog-news/blog…

"The cuts eyed for Boston Public Schools, if enacted under the current seniority-based layoff approach, jeopardize slow but steady progress in diversifying the BPS workforce" bostonglobe.com/2026/02/13/opi…