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The nation's largest union—and not just for the teaching profession—is stressing recruitment of new members as never before.
At its annual meeting, held in New Orleans last month, the 2.7-million member National Education Association announced the launch of a new recruitment and lobbying campaign.
Dubbed "Great Public Schools for Every Child," it will succeed by strengthening state affiliates, according to director John Stocks, a former top official with...
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