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  1. Collective bargaining agreements, board policies, and teacher handbooks from the nation's 50 largest school districts
    Added Feb 16, 2007 by aseldow
    Welcome to the National Council on Teacher Quality's groundbreaking online research portal. You can explore the intricacies of collective bargaining agreements, board policies, and teacher handbooks from the nation's 50 largest school districts, educating 16 percent (over 8 million) of all school children, employing nearly 500,000 teachers and operating 11,000 schools. And that's just the beginnin
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  2. Extra pay urged at poorest schools - The Boston Globe
    Added Nov 30, 2006 by aseldow
    Union officials say teachers in high-poverty schools deserve extra pay because they generally work longer hours and serve more challenging students. Officials said they would have to work out with lawmakers the amount of the incentive and how many of the nearly 600 high-poverty schools would qualify.
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  3. Matewan
    Added Oct 17, 2006 by vago
    A labor union organizer comes to an embattled mining community brutally and violently dominated and harassed by the mining company. A great movie that can be used in lessons about unions and labor history - specifically challenges people have faced when trying to unionize workplaces. Also could be used for West Viriginia history and coal mining history.
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