Indiana Educator Speaks Out Against Anti-Union Misinformation

By February 22, 2011 6:27 pm

Last week a colleague and I were discussing some of the pending education legislation in Indiana when she broke my heart. She said, “I am embarrassed to be a teacher. I used to be proud to say I am a …

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