We are #Red4Ed Nashville- teachers and other public school employees, parents, students, and community members who care about fully funding our public schools.
If you want your schools to move to towards being fully funded and live in Colby Sledge's District(17), Freddie O'Connell's District(19), or Dave Rosenberg's District(35) we need you to send an email. Please let them know that you support the Mendes/ Davis Budget. Thank you!
If you want your schools to move to towards being fully funded and live in Colby Sledge's District(17), Freddie O'Connell's District(19), or Dave Rosenberg's District(35) we need you to send an email. Please let them know that you support the Mendes/ Davis Budget. Thank you!
The City Council meeting last night was a success. 🎉Teachers, bus drivers, paraprofessionals, and MNPS parents filled the hall. Excellent speeches were given...#FundMNPS
.@metroschools teachers have taken to marching to One Public Square outside Nashville Government offices. Right now they are walking over the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge.
"This is about more than just teacher raises. We need FULLY FUNDED public schools. Fully funded leads to teacher retention and recruitment. It hires support staff, school counselors, and more."
https://t.co/OLfKNHGzkg
You can't put students 1st if you put teachers last. It's Teacher Appreciation Week. Wed 5/8 8:15 am educators, students, families & community supporters will be gathering for a walk-in. Join us. Stand up for public ed @ApolloMiddle. @Red4edN#fullyfundMNPS#FundMNPS#RedForEd
Worth remembering today that MNPS teacher take-home pay went down last year because insurance premiums went up and cost-of-living adjustment was taken away.
3% this year does not make teachers whole.
Teachers are the real developers we should be supporting.
Nashville students support teacher walkout for full funding: "All we want as students is a fully funded school system that supports our teachers including salaries that correlate with the increased cost of living in this thriving city - the 'IT' city." #FundMNPS
Info from @MayorBriley’s speech today. I wish I could say this shocked me, but alas. You can’t say you prioritize children and their education and demean the entire profession dedicated to them in the same breath.