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AFSA Local 10 President Featured in American Heart Association Billboard
Crystal Barton, president of the Buffalo Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, AFSA Local 10, is featured on “Go Red” Campaign Billboard in Buffalo, NY
AFSA Resolution on Bullying
Bullying of children and young adults is a serious problem across the nation and educators, parents, students and community members are becoming increasingly aware of this national problem.
AFSA Resolution on CSA 50th Anniversary
WHEREAS, since 1962, the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA), Local 1 of the American Federation of School Administrators (ASFA), AFL-CIO, has been fighting on behalf of Principals, Assistant Principals, Supervisors and Education Administrators, to improve the quality of public school education for students of all backgrounds; and WHEREAS, prior to the formation of [...]
Time to order the AFSA Leadership Award!
The time has come to once again order the AFSA Leadership Award! The AFSA Leadership Award is an excellent way to acknowledge student accomplishments and to represent AFSA as an organization that encourages student success and growth inside and outside of the classroom. Please place your orders with AFSA HQ by no later than May 1.
Educators Handed The Role Of Parent And Instructor
School has always been a place of learning. It is where educators take young minds and mold them, preparing them for future careers and success. But for some students, school is more than just a place to learn. It is a place of refuge and comfort—a home away from home.
Art, Music Classes Fall Victim to Budget Cuts
Children of all ages, races and social statuses across the nation find inspiration and stimulation in the art and music programs their public schools offer. Despite the influence these powerful programs can have on students’ lives, they have been at the top of the chopping block when schools are looking to make budget cuts; some schools even have lost their art programs altogether.
Letter To The Editor
I read with interest the article “Advancing Student Achievement Through Labor-Management Collaboration” in the Spring 2011 issue of The Leader. I long for a new approach to improving education.