A veteran Philadelphia educator has been diagnosed with asbestos-induced Mesothelioma, raising serious concerns about lead and asbestos levels in Philly’s public schools.
AFT Pennsylvania President Ted Kirsch Statement on Gov. Wolf's budget address
AFT leaders in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Washington offered their condolences in the wake of the mass shooting of 13 congregants at a Pittsburgh synagogue during Sabbath services this morning. Statements from AFT President Randi Weingarten, AFT Pennsylvania President Ted Kirsch, and…
AFTPA President Ted Kirsch released this statement following the US Supreme Court's Janus v. AFSCME decision.
Statement by Ted Kirsch on the death of labor leader Sunny Richman
Statement by AFT Pennsylvania President Ted Kirsch on the Congressional District 18 Special Election
Statement by Ted Kirsch, President, AFT Pennsylvania February 5, 2018
AFT Pennsylvania President Ted Kirsch released the following statement about the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision to hear the school funding equity case.
Today, Sen. John DiSanto, R-Dauphin County, announced plans to bring so-called education savings accounts to Pennsylvania. These are tuition vouchers by another name.
