Member Spotlight

His bowties have been removed from the wall, his craft store of choice–Joann Fabrics–has closed their doors, and Skip Chalker is set to retire after 27 years in the district. But it’s not yet time for a final bow.

Franklin Education Association Vice President Caitlyn Greene shares the story of an educator who changed her life and the enduring importance of investing in the stability, success, and future of our children.

The longer Scott Zipke spends as a soccer coach and math teacher, the more he realizes that the best teachers and coaches are doing the same work: building confidence and competence so that students and athletes can perform at their highest level when the pressure is the greatest.

This week, a federal court ruled that New Hampshire’s “banned concepts” law is unconstitutional which restores the teaching of truth and the right to learn for all Granite Staters. This is the first decision in the country striking down a classroom censorship law that applies to K-12 public schools.