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KNEA on the Issues
- Fulfilling the Vision - The difference each of us can make with students is at risk in August of 2008 - by Blake West
- Fulfilling the Vision - The difference each of us can make with students is at risk in August of 2008 - by Blake West
- The Changing Nature of Public Involvement by Blake West (May)
- The Changing Nature of Public Involvement by Blake West (May)
- Opportunities for the 21st Century
- December, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Who encouraged you into teaching: - Share your love for teaching.
- March, 2008, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Purposefully Bipartisan
- February, 2008, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Opportunities to Exercise your Citizenship
- January, 2008, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Professional compensation for the 21st Century
- October, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- The Power of "WE"
- August, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- The Character of our Profession
- June, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Courage, Compassion, Commitment
- May, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- Quick Fix vs. Meaningful Change
- February, 2007, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- A Shortage of Teachers: Quick Fix vs. Meaningful Change
- February, 2008, editorial by KNEA President Blake West
- The Health Care Crisis
- In light of current trends in health care costs, systemic changes will need to occur or an ever-growing proportion of teachers will be unable to find or afford any health coverage at all.
- I believe in the value of an education for all children
- I believe the role of every educator is to fulfill the promise of a quality public education for all who enter the doors of America's classrooms.
- February 06 Editorial: KNEA is a collective voice and the time for us to speak is
now
- The message we need to send is simple: Do your work,
fund our schools and provide for the future of our state.
- No more hollow campaign slogans...Fund Schools Now!
- By Christy Levings, February 2005
- Making our future better...
- By Christy Levings, December 2004
- Who should we be mad at?
- By Christy Levings, October 2004
- For the sake of your students and your paycheck Vote!
- By Christy Levings, August 2004
- The only legislative excuse we haven't heard has to do with an assignment-chewing dog !
- By Christy Levings, June 2004
- We will not be silenced
- By Christy Levings, April 2004
- Is No Child Left Behind a sham?
- By Christy Levings, February 2004
- When Education Reformers Bark Up The Wrong Tree
- By Blake West, February 2004
- Considering the past, do Kansas legislators have courage for the future?
- By Christy Levings, November 2003
- Gift Giving Creates Family Legends
- By Christy Levings, December 2003
- American Education Week: Some Priorities Never Change
- By Christy Levings, November 2003
- December 05 Editorial: KNEA President Christy Levings Reacts to Mr. Corkins
- A Chinese proverb says, 'May you live in interesting times.' The
debate as to whether this is a curse or a blessing is alive and well in Kansas
today.
- October 05 Editorial: Keepers of the Dream...
- I want to give each education employee and each student in this state the learning and work life they deserve. We can by our collective work continue to advance the promise of this nation.
- August 05 Editorial: Promises Made -- Promises Kept
- We can begin this school year standing a little taller because we stood together to make a difference! We kept our promise to speak for our students and for our members. We were a strong voice demanding what is right for Kansas, and our work has only just begun.
- May 05 Editorial: We want what's right, not what's left for Kansas kids.
- If my magic crystal ball was better I might have known I would begin and end
the school year writing about uncertainties in school finance.
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