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Rally at the State House for Fair Wages

Join your union higher ed siblings from across the Commonwealth to demand the wages you and your co-workers deserve!
Leaders of the Holyoke Teachers Association and the Massachusetts Association of State Colleges

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Rally for better wages for the higher ed workers at Massachusetts' community colleges, state universities and UMass.

Protect the value of the baccalaureate degree in Massachusetts

Tell the governor, the lieutenant governor, the state education secretary, the state higher education commissioner and the members of the state Board of Higher Education that you oppose plans for a 90-credit bachelor's degree.
Graphic for No90 campaign which includes a blue background and an outline of a graduation cap with tassell and the words, NO90.

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Let state officials know that you oppose plans for a 90-credit bachelor's degree, which will reduce and weaken the traditional 120-credit degree.

S.389 An Act honoring the Commonwealth’s commitment to public school districts

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H.577 An Act honoring the Commonwealth’s commitment to public school districts

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S.430 An Act relative to the long-term fiscal health and sustainability of special education in the Commonwealth

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H.691 An Act relative to the long-term fiscal health and sustainability of special education in the Commonwealth

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H.597 An Act ensuring full reimbursement for in-district school transportation costs / An Act providing in-district transportation funding

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H.697 An Act relative to full funding of regional school district transportation

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