by Toneshia Harris | Dec 17, 2018 | AFT, GDOE Teachers, Local News, National News
A growing body of research confirms what AFT educators have known all along: Students are the real beneficiaries when teachers have real professional input and latitude. But a new report from the Rand Corp. finds that the majority of principals surveyed believe...
by Toneshia Harris | Dec 3, 2018 | GDOE Support Staff, GDOE Teachers, Local News
AFT Share My Lesson is a free resource for educators all across the nation where they can access content and share ideas to provide the best education for students everywhere. Educators can access lessons from early childhood to high school and also access...
by Toneshia Harris | Dec 3, 2018 | GDOE Teachers, Local News
Calling all Pre-K through 12th grade teachers in Guam! Help shape 2020 Census classroom materials. The U.S. Census Bureau’s Statistics in Schools program needs your help to create interactive lessons that show students the importance of the 2020 Census and encourage...
by Toneshia Harris | Nov 5, 2018 | Announcements, GDOE Teachers, Local News
GFT Board-Union representative, Mark McCarthy, requested information at the Guam Education Board meeting regarding the status of the BRIP Pay (Bonus, Rewards and Incentives Program) owed to teachers. Superintendent, Jon Fernandez, acknowledged that he will be...
by Toneshia Harris | Oct 29, 2018 | GDOE Teachers, Local News
There are a number of teachers who have brought a concern to GFT representatives regarding owed reclassification pay. GFT representatives are working with GDOE in addressing this concern. GFT – Board union representative had also included this matter in the GFT...
by Toneshia Harris | Oct 29, 2018 | Customs & Quarantine, DPW (Bus Operations), GCC Support Staff, GDOE Support Staff, GDOE Teachers, Guam Behavioral Health & Wellness Center, Guam Fire Department, Guam Memorial Hospital Authority, Guam Police Department, Guam Port Authority, Guam Waterworks Authority, Local News, UOG Support Staff
GFT submitted 630 petition signatures from teachers, school support staff, law enforcement officers, and other public employees urging the legislature to fix Bill 323-34 that was lapsed into law (now PL 34-116) by lifting the freeze on increments and reclassification....
