Teachers' unions
Coverage of Teachers' unions in the Nexus archive.
- Opinion: Note to Democrats: Supporting Unions Isn’t the Same as Supporting Education
The article argues that Democratic support for teachers' unions is conflated with support for education, but union priorities often focus on labor interests like salaries and job protections rather than student outcomes. It criticizes Democrats for treating union agendas as synonymous with educational improvement, which undermines credibility with voters.
- Sneaky new teachers’ union plan to indoctrinate our kids: classroom AI
Teachers' unions are accused of using AI in classrooms to indoctrinate children rather than educate them, according to the article. The claim suggests a strategic shift in union efforts toward leveraging technology for ideological influence.
- 906: The damning figure that tells the tragic story of NYC’s public school failure
A report by Success Academy highlights a figure of 906, indicating significant failure in New York City's public schools. The report is described as shocking and troubling, even prompting concern from anti-charter-school teachers unions.
- JONATHAN TURLEY: Arkansas schools teachers unions and proves education can be improved
Arkansas improved educational outcomes through reforms like the ATLAS system, which included teacher pay increases, performance bonuses, and a voucher system. Proficiency scores in math, science, and English rose significantly between 2024 and 2026, with Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders attributing success to the 2023 LEARNS Act. Teachers unions opposed the voucher system as part of broader resistance to the reforms.
- School choice is booming and families are winning as the education cartel crumbles
The article discusses the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting its downsizing and transfer of student loans to the Treasury. It contrasts this with growing support for school-choice programs, such as Texas's Education Freedom Account, which has seen overwhelming demand despite the federal education system's declining reputation.