A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning, WTU Family!

Thank you, to all our members, for your unwavering dedication and patience as we bring the tentative contract across the finish line. As emailed on Friday, the WTU attorneys and staff spent last week examining and preparing the tentative contract and documents.

You will now have an opportunity to review these documents and vote.

All WTU Members will have an opportunity to cast their votes electronically via their personal email beginning today Tuesday, October 15 at 8 AM through Monday, October 21 at 11:59 PM. The election service company, TrueBallot, Inc., will handle the administration of the vote and your email will be coming to your personal email account via TrueBallot.

If you do not receive a ballot, first check your SPAM email folder. Second, please check PeopleSoft to verify you are a full dues-paying member. If these two actions do not resolve your voting concerns, please reach out to Carlton Nettles at [email protected] for assistance.

Your WTU Tentative Contract Voting package from TrueBallot will include the following: 

• The tentative agreement signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• The signed MOA on Climate Curriculum Task Force signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• The signed MOA on Diversity of Instructional Staff signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• A tentative contract fact sheet
• A draft of the tentative CBA
• A copy of the current CBA
• A draft of the tentative contract salary schedule

WTU will host virtual Town Hall Meetings via Zoom to discuss the contract and answer any questions this afternoon, Tuesday, October 15^th at 4:30 pm and Thursday, October 17^th at 4:30 pm. 

Please click on this link to attend the WTU Town Hall Meetings https://aft.zoom.us/j/95658568598?pwd=HekXWARZErtPElPf9rV8RdbyZbd5zb.1. Meeting ID: 956 5856 8598 Passcode: 630798 

Please note the 2024-25 WTU Field Representative Assignments have been updated. To see a list of who now represents your school, please click this link. Your new Field Representative will be reaching out to your Building Representative this week.

Thank you to the members who joined us on Saturday to canvass for Kamala Harris for President and Angela Alsobrooks for Senate! As our national election is predicted to be extremely close, we encourage as many WTU members as possible to join us and our union brothers/sisters in canvassing on the next two Saturdays:

• Sat, Oct 19, 9:30am - 12 PM EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774
• Sat, Oct 26, 9:30am - 12 PM EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774

Please reach out to WTU’s organizer, Mike Roland, [email protected] to volunteer.

Please make sure you Vote and I look forward to seeing members at today’s Town Hall Meeting! Thank you, in advance, for your support!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

Dear WTU Member,

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering dedication and patience as we bring the tentative contract across the finish line. The WTU attorneys and staff spent this past week examining and preparing the tentative contract and documents for your review. You will now have an opportunity to review these documents.

All WTU Members will have an opportunity to cast their votes electronically via their personal email starting on Tuesday, October 15^th, morning through Monday, October 21^st. The election service company, TrueBallot, Inc., will handle the administration of the vote.

Your WTU Tentative Contract Voting package includes the following information:

• The tentative agreement signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• The signed MOA on Climate Curriculum Task Force signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• The signed MOA on Diversity of Instructional Staff signed by President Pogue Lyons and Chancellor Ferebee
• A tentative contract fact sheet
• A draft of the tentative CBA
• A copy of the current CBA
• A draft of the tentative contract salary schedule

WTU will host virtual WTU Town Hall Meetings via Zoom to discuss the contract and answer any questions on Tuesday, October 15^th at 4:30 pm, and Thursday, October 17^th at 4:30 pm.

All the best,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

I hope you enjoyed the glorious fall weather this weekend as it offered many of us a joyful and welcome relief from days of rain. In addition to excellent weather, as you heard via WTU emails, WTU’s social media posts, Washington Informer, WTOP News, Channel 9 News, Washington Post, last week, exactly one year since the WTU contract expired, WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team (CBT) agreed to a five-year tentative contract agreement with the District of Columbia Public Schools! This milestone marks a pivotal change in contract negotiations which, in the last 10 years, took more than 3-5 years to complete.

None of this would have been possible without the support of you – our members. Your love, high-energy in our contract actions, rallies, and red for ed days made this tentative agreement possible. We also extend our sincere gratitude to Mayor Bowser, Chancellor Ferebee, AFT President Randi Weingarten for bringing this laborious process to fruition. Also, we thank our representatives in the D.C. City Council and D.C. State Board of Education and the DC community who helped us by writing resolutions, attending bargaining sessions, rallies, and contract actions.

While the bargaining team is very pleased with what we accomplished at the table, you—the members—have the final say in a membership vote that will take place electronically from Tuesday, October 15 to Tuesday, October 21. To learn more about the details of the tentative contract agreement, please take a look at the two emails sent out last week here and plan to attend the WTU Representative Assembly meeting tomorrow - Tuesday, October 8 at 4:30 PM. Everyone is invited. Zoom link. Also, please plan to attend two virtual Town Hall Meetings on Tuesday, October 15 and Thursday, October 18. A printed copy of the Tentative Contract Agreement will be distributed to all members this week.

It’s hard to believe but the November 5, 2024 election is only 30 days away!! We urge all members to mark your calendars now and focus on getting the candidates the WTU membership endorsed elected! In conjunction with the Metro Washington Council, the WTU will be canvassing in Prince George’s County, Maryland for VP Kamala Harris for President and Angela Alsobrooks for U.S. Senate on the following dates:

• Sat, Oct 12, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774
• Sat, Oct 19, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774
• Sat, Oct 26, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774

We need as many members as possible to participate! To volunteer to canvass, please send an email to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland [email protected]

I hope you will take some time for self-care this week and revel in the beautiful fall weather! Thank you, in advance, for your support!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

This Saturday, we welcomed WTU’s school leaders to WTU’s Union Leadership Institute (ULI)! Thank you to all the school leaders who attended. We know everyone enjoyed having an opportunity to learn and hold open discussions regarding various school committees, our contract and how to best protect and support all members in our school buildings. All presentations were rigorous, and our discussions were lively and informative. And again, thank you to all our Building Representatives, LSAT, SCAC and Personnel Committee members for your service to our members and this Union. Our entire Union benefits when school leaders have time to sharpen their skills.

As mentioned in the Brew To-Go, during the WTU Membership Meeting on September 10th, the WTU membership voted to endorse VP Kamala Harris for President and Angela Alsobrooks for U.S. Senate. In conjunction with the Metro Washington Council, the WTU will be canvassing in Prince George’s County, Maryland for both candidates on the following dates:

• Sat, Oct 12, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774
• Sat, Oct 19, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774
• Sat, Oct 26, 9:30am - 12pm EDT, AFSCME Council 3 Office, 1400 Mercantile Ln, Suite 188, Largo, MD, 20774

If you would like to volunteer to canvass, please send an email to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland [email protected]

In the next few months, you will have several opportunities to testify before the DC City Council.

• Oct 17 @ 10:30 am DCPS Budget and Contract Oversight, register here
• Oct 24 @ 10:00 am, Career and Technical Education, register here
• Oct 29 @ 4:00 pm, Teacher and Principal Retention Oversight, register here
• Nov 6 @ 12 pm, Math Achievement Oversight, register here
• Nov 20 @ 12:30, Special Education Oversight, register here
• Dec 4 @ 12:30, Academic Achievement, register here

Testifying before DC city leaders about what really happens in the classroom makes a difference. It changes perspectives. And can shape proposed legislation. Please consider sharing your experiences with your DC representatives. Our staff at the WTU stand ready to help you prepare for these opportunities. Please email WTU’s organizer, Mike Roland, if you are interested.

Thank you, in advance, for your support! Wishing everyone a peaceful and joyous Rosh Hashanah and health and prosperity for the New Year!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

This weekend, the WTU gave away 500 free books of choice to children at this year's H-Street Festival! I’m grateful to our AFT union for providing us with the means to distribute free books to every child. Thank you to our members who helped and those, including State Board of Education (SBOE) Ward 7 Representative Eboni-Rose Thompson who stopped by to give the WTU support. I also want to thank the members who attended C.O.P.E’s virtual forums over the last two weeks. We invite you to continue to join and support our C.O.P.E. meetings as we discuss which SBOE and DC City Councilmembers to endorse for the upcoming election.

If you haven’t yet registered for WTU’s Fall PD classes, please take a moment to register. Classes begin this coming Thursday, September 26 ! A minimum of 10 participants is required for the course to run so please encourage your colleagues to join you. Also on Thursday, WTU will offer an orientation program for those interested in joining AFT’s Teacher Leader program. Learn more about how to take active leadership roles in your schools, Union, and community. Those who finish the TLP program with a completed project will receive a stipend. Join us via Zoom for a NEW Information Session on Thursday, September 26 at 4:30PM.

This coming Saturday, we encourage all members who are in WTU leadership positions in their schools to join us for Saturday’s Union Leadership Institute (ULI) held in AFT’s offices.  To register for the Union Leadership Institute held this Saturday, September 28 at the AFT, 555 New Jersey Ave., NW, please click here.

I wish you a blessed week full of learning adventures with your students!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Update

As mentioned in last week’s AM BREW, contract negotiations with DCPS stopped abruptly in August due to the District’s (DCPS and OLRCB’s) insistence on: 

• Increasing students' class sizes
• Removing safeguards for working hours
• Refusing to bargain over the length of the school year
• Possibly excessing highly effective and effective teachers
• Failing to sign contracts on time

Please continue to send your photos of members wearing red, and post signs. Signs can be placed in the back window of your car. Click here for the Proud WTU Member sign and here for the Fair Contract Now sign. Please email pictures to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] or text at 202-957-1782. All requests for buttons or tshirts can be sent to Mike Roland. For further context, click here to read the Washington Informer’s recent article highlighting our current contract campaign status.

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

The WTU experienced another busy and exciting week which included supporting and cheering on our awesome WTU Instructors as they facilitated informative and engaging workshops throughout the Congressional Black Caucus conference! Thank you for sharing your teaching expertise with us all! This past Saturday, we also welcomed the opportunity to give a free book of choice to every child at DCPS’ Back-to-School Block Party. Thank you, so very much, to the WTU members who volunteered to help. On Sunday, we so enjoyed spending time with WTU members at Union Day Washington Commanders Home Openers Game!

Don’t miss tonight’s C.O.P.E. committee at 6PM to help the WTU recommend which DC City Councilmembers we should endorse! Please download C.O.P.E.’s flyer for details. Also, if you are planning to register for WTU’s Fall Development Courses, register here before Friday, September 20^th to catch the Early Bird special at our amazing discounted rate of $125 per class.

WTU’s next literacy event takes place this coming Saturday, September 21^st from 9-5PM at DC’s H-Street Festival. Please contact WTU’s organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] if you’d like to volunteer.

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Update

As mentioned in last week’s AM BREW, contract negotiations with DCPS stopped abruptly in August due to the District’s (DCPS and OLRCB’s) insistence on: 

• Increasing students' class sizes
• Removing safeguards for working hours
• Refusing to bargain over the length of the school year
• Possibly excessing highly effective and effective teachers
• Failing to sign contracts on time

Please continue to send your photos of members wearing red and post signs. Signs can be placed in the back window of your car. Click here for the Proud WTU Member sign and here for the Fair Contract Now sign. Please email pictures to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] or text him at 202-957-1782. All requests for buttons or t-shirts can be sent to Mike Roland. For further context, click here to read the Washington Informer’s recent article highlighting our current contract campaign status.

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

I hope you enjoyed the cooler temperatures and sunny weather this weekend! Thank you to the kindergarten teachers who came out to the Literacy Mixer to receive 5 books of choice for their classroom libraries last Thursday! We also appreciated the presence of SBOE reps and Councilmembers for supporting literacy for all our early learners.

The support of WTU’s concerns by our city officials is so crucial and important. As election season approaches, please consider becoming more involved in the political process via WTU’s Committee on Political Endorsements (C.O.P.E.). Help the C.O.P.E. committee to recommend the DC State Board of Education representatives and DC City Councilmembers WTU should endorse! Please download C.O.P.E.’s flyer for details. Please also attend the WTU Membership Meeting on Tuesday, September 10^th. During this meeting you will have an opportunity to vote on who WTU will support for the national election!

WTU’s next literacy event takes place this coming Saturday, September 14 from 11-2 PM at DCPS’ Back-to-School Block Party at Jefferson Middle School. Consider volunteering to distribute a free book of choice to every child! You will leave each event with the joy of service! Please contact WTU’s organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] for more information.

 In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Updat3

As mentioned in last week’s AM BREW, contract negotiations with DCPS stopped abruptly in August due to the District’s (DCPS and OLRCB’s) insistence on: 

• Increasing students' class sizes
• Removing safeguards for working hours
• Refusing to bargain over the length of the school year
• Possibly excessing highly effective and effective teachers
• Failing to sign contracts on time

Please continue to send your photos of members wearing red, and post signs. Signs can be placed in the back window of your car. Click here for the Proud WTU Member sign and here for the Fair Contract Now sign. Please email pictures to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] or text him at 202-957-1782. All requests for buttons or tee-shirts can be sent to Mike Roland. For further context, click here to read the Washington Informer’s recent article highlighting our current contract campaign status.

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A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

I hope you enjoyed a fabulous Labor Day weekend with family and friends! Every teacher deserves a holiday respecting your contributions to the children of DC with a day to relax.

Thank you to the WTU members who showed our discontent with DCPS’ failure to issue us a FAIR contract! We love seeing your photos in red and noticed the signs members placed in their cars and pictures. Our fight continues! WTU will keep you in the loop as we prepare a fair contract now letter for members to send to Mayor Browser.

As we continue to gear up for the year to come, I want to remind you that today is the last day to reach out to your WTU Field Rep if you want to file a grievance with WTU’s support. Also, today is the last day to enter AFT’s Realize the Dream Sweepstakes for a chance to win a school grant fueling a service campaign in your classroom, school, or community!

On September 14^th, WTU's leadership and staff will launch another book-giving event in support of our literacy campaign. Please consider volunteering at WTU’s book table from 11-2PM at DCPS’ Back to School Block Party held at Jefferson Middle School. If you are interested in attending, please reach out to WTU’s Organizer, Mike Roland at [email protected].

If you haven’t yet signed up for Thursday, Sept. 5th Back-to-School Literacy Mixer for Kindergarten Teachers, please take a moment to RSVP. We look forward to sharing new legislation requiring literacy training from 4-7P M on the rooftop terrace of the MLK Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G. Street NW. Come for free bites, beverages, live music, and leave with 5 new free books!

Thinking positive thoughts about you this week as many teachers prepare for Back-to-School night. Thank you, as always, for your support!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Update

As mentioned in last week’s AM BREW, contract negotiations with DCPS stopped abruptly on Tuesday due to the District’s (DCPS and OLRCB’s) insistence on:

• Increasing students' class sizes
• Removing safeguards for working hours
• Refusing to bargain over the length of the school year
• Possibly excessing highly effective and effective teachers
• Failing to sign contracts on time

Please continue to send your photos of members wearing red, and post signs. Signs can be placed in the back window of your car. Click here for the Proud WTU Member sign and here for the Fair Contract Now sign. Please email pictures to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] or text him at 202-957-1782. All requests for buttons or tee-shirts can be sent to Mike Roland. For further context, click here to read the Washington Informer’s recent article highlighting our current contract campaign status.

Register for WTU’s Fall Professional Development Courses!

One new Fall PD Course ADDED! Fall Professional Development Courses are open for registration here! Please check this link frequently as we will be adding courses throughout the next two weeks.

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

I hope your first week of school with your students is exciting and we hope that you and your students have a safe, productive, and rewarding 2024-25 School Year! As we start this new school year, I wish we had better news to report regarding contract negotiations. As mentioned last week, contract negotiations with DCPS stopped abruptly on Tuesday due to the District’s (DCPS and OLRCB’s) insistence on:

• Increasing students' class sizes
• Removing safeguards for working hours
• Removing safeguards and refusing to bargain over the length of the school year
• Possibly excessing highly effective and effective teachers
• Failing to sign contracts on time

Now is the time to unite and make our voices heard! The WTU Contract Bargaining Team is asking you to take an action every day this week. Signs can be placed in the back window of your car. Click here for the Proud WTU Member sign and  here for the Fair Contract Now sign. Please email pictures to our WTU Organizer, Mike Roland, at [email protected] or text him at 202-957-1782. If you need buttons or tee-shirts, you can also reach out to Mike Roland.

Thank you to the members who joined us in giving away a free book of choice to children at Ward 5’s Back to School Giveaway at Wheatly Education Campus on Saturday. As a social justice Union, we continue to work toward great literacy outcomes for all our District students. Please consider volunteering at WTU’s book table on September 14^th from 11-2PM at DCPS’ Back to School Block Party held at Jefferson Middle School. Please reach out to WTU’s Organizer, Mike Roland at [email protected] if you are interested in attending.

If you haven’t had the opportunity to learn about AFT’s Teacher Leader Program (TLP), please register for our online orientation session on September 29^th at 4:30PM. TLP brings together a select group of teachers throughout the school year to learn how to take active leadership roles in their schools, unions and communities. Those who finish the TLP program with a completed project will receive a stipend. Slots are limited. Register now.

If you haven’t yet signed up for our Sept. 5th Back-to-School Literacy Mixer for Kindergarten Teachers, please take a moment to RSVP. We look forward to sharing new legislation requiring literacy training from 4-7PM on the rooftop terrace of the MLK Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G. Street NW. Come for free bites, beverages, live music, and leave with 5 new free books!

Thank you, as always, for your support!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Update

For further context, click here to read the Washington Informer’s recent article highlighting our current contract campaign status.

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

It’s been a busy and exciting summer both locally and nationally! We can’t believe we are back in school already. We hope everyone had some time to relax and have fun with family and friends. We also hope you had some time for creative pursuits and maybe even some time to grow your professional knowledge.

We had a busy summer at the bargaining table. WTU would like to thank all our bargaining team members for working throughout the summer. Please continue to support the Contract Bargaining Team in our efforts to get a contract as soon as possible by wearing your red WTU tee-shirts on Fridays.

We hope you have a rigorous and productive week of professional development. Please let us know if you need help as you prepare to receive your students next week.

Thank you to the WTU members who came out to help distribute swag, prizes, and gifts at New Educator Orientation (NEO) and WTU’s NEO reception last week! Throughout the next year, please remember to reach out and lend support to more than 200 new DCPS educators as they begin their teaching journey in DC. We’d also like to thank our DC City Council, State Board of Education representatives, and Union leaders who joined us in welcoming our new educators at Lou’s City Bar. If you missed some of the photos posted on social media about this wonderful event, please click here.

As many of you know, WTU’s core mission since our return from COVID-19 is to encourage our students and their families to make reading a priority. We believe developing strong readers happens at home and at school. As a Union, we are committed to promoting literacy as a real solution to improving academic achievement so that children can thrive and be productive citizens. To learn more, please read my editorial recently published in The Washington Informer’s Back-to-School Supplement here. Throughout this fall, the WTU will be participating in a number of Back to School Festivals where we will give away a free book of choice to every child. (See Upcoming Events, Activities & Meetings)

Please consider coming out to participate in these exciting events!

On Thursday, September 5^th, we invite all kindergarten teachers to learn more about new legislation requiring literacy training at our Back-to-School Literacy Mixer from 4-7PM on the rooftop floor of the MLK Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G. Street NW. Come for free bites, beverages and leave with 5 new free books!

Thank you, as always, for your support! May we all have a safe, wonderful, and joyous school year!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

Hard to Fill Bonuses

The following educators should have received their $1500 hard-to-fill bonuses on August 14^th via direct deposit:

• Social Worker
• Psychologist
• Special Education Teacher
• Math/Science
• World Languages
• Speech Pathologist
• Occupational Therapist
• Physical Therapist
• ESL/ESL Itinerant

If you haven’t received it, please reach out to your WTU Field Representative.

 
WTU’s Contract Bargaining Team Update

This past week, your hardworking contract bargaining team met with DCPS for another bargaining team session as we try to hammer out a fair contract as quickly as possible. Another bargaining session is scheduled for tomorrow – Tuesday, August 20^th. Stay tuned to WTU’s social media accounts later in the week to keep up with the latest.

A Message from WTU’s President

Good Morning WTU Family!

Congratulations to WTU’s Secondary Grade Policy Committee! Their hard work has paid off! DCPS made changes to the grading policy. Also, please take a moment to read about changes to Title IX regulations.  

This coming Wednesday, August 14^th, we are looking forward to welcoming more than 200 new District of Columbia Public School educators into the WTU family at the New Educator Orientation (NEO) at the Columbia Heights Education Campus (CHEC) and the WTU’s NEO reception to follow at Lou’s City Bar! If you want to volunteer to work with new teachers, please join us in getting to know those beginning their journey of educating our DC youth at these two exciting events. To learn more about how you can help during the orientation and reception, please contact WTU’s organizer Mike Roland at [email protected] no later than the end of day today, Monday, August 12^th.

Despite the roadblocks DCPS continues to throw in our way of getting a new contract, your hardworking contract bargaining team perseveres. To learn more, please watch a Contract Bargaining Team update here. If you have ideas on what contract actions your school should take, please contact your Building Representative and WTU’s organizer Mike Roland for support. Together, we must show DCPS we will not tolerate their reduction of our rights!

Also, please note that key Duty stipend and Hard-to-fill bonuses have not been paid out yet. DCPS has submitted both payment requests to the payroll team and they are awaiting confirmation on the exact payment date. When we receive the exact payment dates, we will let you know.

Thank you, as always, for your support!

In solidarity,

Jacqueline Pogue Lyons, President

Washington Teachers’ Union

Filing a Grievance Over IMPACT Scores

If you would like to file a grievance over your final IMPACT score, please review the rules over what constitutes a violation for IMPACT available here. To file an IMPACT grievance with the support of the WTU, please reach out to your WTU Field Representative by Tuesday, September 3^rd, 2024.

WTU’s Official Social Media Pages

Please be aware that the Washington Teachers Union is not affiliated with a Facebook page titled “DCPS Educators Only Network.” The WTU is not responsible for any content posted on the page and is not liable for any consequences arising from a teacher’s participation on the page. Please join the WTU’s Official Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube pages for accurate information about our Union. 

TWITTER: https://x.com/WTUTeacher
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/WTULocal6/
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/wtu_teacher/
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrkj6wxtayL6Rs1htHEylA