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If I see one goddamn Republican enjoying tacos and margs tonight, we’re gonna have a problem

At the National Parents Union, we know that great teachers are the heart of strong schools. This week, we join families across the country in saying THANK YOU to the educators who go above and beyond every single day. #ThankATeacher #NPU #TeacherAppreciation

New from Education Reform Now: Most undergraduates aren’t at elite, selective institutions—they’re at public colleges that accept the majority of applicants. This data-rich post from James S Murphy offers a clearer picture of #HigherEd today. edreformnow.org/2025/05/06/six…

The National Parents Union strongly supports the efforts of Senator Patty Murray and Congressional leaders in standing up to Trump's reckless attempts to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. Parents across the country are watching—and we demand accountability. Our kids’

“Three billionaires should not be permitted to destroy public education” -Elizabeth Warren Grateful for the leadership of Senator Patty Murray in elevating Trump’s assault on the Department of Education during today’s hearing

"The data revolution is already here, and it’s time students reaped the benefits." Check out my latest article with The 74 ⬇️⬇️ the74million.org/article/five-w…

"Children cannot learn & schools cannot thrive based on subjective observations & good intentions alone." New research from ERN's Rianna Saslow investigates what drives positive student outcomes in Georgia's high-performing, high-poverty schools. The 74 the74million.org/article/five-w…

"Data is key." Education Reform Now Senior Policy Analyst Rianna Saslow spoke with 53 school leaders across CO, TX, MA, and GA to investigate the success of high-performing, high-poverty schools. Saslow outlines 5 ways schools are leveraging data in The 74 ⬇️ the74million.org/article/five-w…

Five Ways High-Performing Schools Use Data to Help Students Succeed Rianna Saslow The 74 the74million.org/article/five-w…

We’re not in DC anymore… ☀️🦩📸

The #GreatAmericanHeist is underway. Civil rights & education advocates are speaking out against the “Big Beautiful Bill” and the harmful impact it will have on students, families & public schools. Learn more: edtru.st/4kdusn8

LIVE NOW! Join Curtis Valentine and #NPU's Keri Rodrigues as they kick off The Union, a new podcast series that will dive into the education issues that matter to parents, teachers, and students. Find it here: bit.ly/4kqOkUc or on PPI's Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.

📢 What We’re Watching This Week: The Great American Heist, Budget Edition

The recent cuts to SNAP and Medicaid are not just budget decisions — they are direct blows to families. We demand a government that puts the American people before profit and children before corporations.

“As Secretary of Education, your job is to faithfully execute the law. If you can’t do that, you shouldn’t be in this job.” Thank you, Suzanne Bonamici, for your leadership in fighting for students and families

Can someone please tell me how we ended up with a Secretary of Education who doesn’t know who Ruby Bridges is? Get a grip, Secretary Linda McMahon

Actually mind-blowing that the Feds never have any resources to support cities struggling through natural disasters, yet they can immediately deploy 2,000 national guard members to beat up peaceful protesters in LA

“Back in the day, we had a word for people who were against diversity: Segregationists” Grateful to be here with Rep. Bobby Scott UnidosUS National Urban League to discuss assessments, accountability, and the future of education

New idea: Friday night: strip all congressmen of their healthcare and allow them to enroll in Medicaid Saturday night: congressional tackle football game Sunday morning: navigate the ER! Monday morning: vote on this goddamn reconciliation bill

Thank you to every single parent, advocate, and ally who showed up and spoke out against the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.” At the National Parents Union, we know that when families come together, we are a powerful force—and this week, you proved it. This bill may have had a