MSEA believes that education reform is most effective when there is proactive change that collectively considers academic, social, and personal factors in student achievement.
At a June 16, 2010 press conference, MSEA President Clara Floyd, EASMC President and MSEA and NEA Board of Directors member Wanda Ruffo Twigg, and MCEA President Doug Prouty discussed their vision of successful education reform and teacher evaluations, as well as their perspectives on Maryland’s Race to the Top application.
Watch each of their full statements in the three videos below: