PSEA

Our latest podcast episode welcomes state Sen. Steve Santarsiero and PSEA Legislative Committee Chair Mike Cherinka to dig into Senate Bill 1014, Pennsylvania's proposed bell-to-bell cellphone ban for public schools. 🎧 Listen: psea.org/podcast

"I think if anything this is showing our students & our community just how strong we are & how much we support one another & we love our students, we love them dearly, & this whole process with how long it has been going on, it’s kind of a sensitive time.” bit.ly/4sYDf0o

New $100k grant helps Kutztown University launch accelerated special education program wfmz.com/news/area/berk…

We want to welcome New Castle Senior HS to the EdRising Curriculum family, together changing how students fall in ❤️ with teaching!

"Norwin’s paraprofessionals and teachers’ aides won their first contract with the school district, one that provides them annual raises over the next four school years." triblive.com/local/westmore…

PSEA is proud to join the National Association for Music Education in celebrating #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth. This celebration highlights the powerful role music education plays in students’ lives, giving them a voice and inspiring their creativity. 🎼🎷 bit.ly/4uAIa9p

"At East Stroudsburg University, Department of Education officials announced nearly $1,000,000 in grants to help aspiring teachers earn their special education certification faster." bit.ly/4dnSOtN

Surprised and honored to be nominated for America’s Favorite Teacher after 26 years in education! 🍎 Most important is the opportunity this could bring—funding and new experiences for our ISD students and schools. Voting begins tomorrow, and I’d love your support on this journey.

@BitnerAndrea PSEA proud is an understatement! Go, Andrea!

I spoke with the Governor’s Budget Office about pre-Act 9 retirees and COLAs. It’s important that our seniors get taken care of and receive these financial adjustments as the prices of everything continues to rise. youtu.be/pHQSA8apdvQ

"Teachers are working under a contract that expired Sept. 1, 2025. 'We’re out here today because the members are working to get a fair contract, and they deserve a fair contract.'" bit.ly/4bCX6Mx

Spring reading topics that students love: 🐜 Insects 🐿️ Animals 🌱 Plants Browse more books like these: bit.ly/4lnAItX

"The book is about Brucie Bear and his woodland friends’ journeys, dealing with grief and struggles. The moral of the story is being a good and supportive friend by just being present and listening to show support." bit.ly/4bxOEhB

The PSERS 2026-27 Budget Report is available! 🎉 Read the full Budget Book, here: ow.ly/WJ2T50YoLnR

Public education is always on the ballot. 🗳️ We need leaders who respect our professions & stand up for the educators & ESPs who make our schools strong. That’s why PSEA recommends Gov. Shapiro & Lt. Gov. Davis for reelection in 2026. Learn more: bit.ly/46PrRva.

"Leon Smith has taught at Haverford High School for 25 years and wants to help encourage more young people — especially Black men — to become teachers." #PSEAProud

“I routinely hear from PSEA members about the problems with mobile devices in classrooms, from disrupting classroom lessons to facilitating cyberbullying to distracting our students from actually learning." bit.ly/4rVzlVZ

March is National Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the full inclusion of people with disabilities in every part of community life. For Resources: bit.ly/4aMSgLk

On #InternationalWomensDay and throughout #WomensHistoryMonth, PSEA celebrates the generations of remarkable women educators, leaders, and advocates whose achievements and sacrifices shaped our past and continue to inspire the future of public education. 💜💪

“We're seeing class sizes reduce across the state so teachers can give more personalized, professional, highly-qualified attention to kids... We're seeing libraries bounce back in schools where previously they had been cut due to a lack of funding.” bit.ly/40gkpp7