The WTU needs your voice and your support more than ever! We’re asking members to step up by donating to the WTU Leave Banks, help us reach 1,000 signatures for our Support International Teachers petition, and join our upcoming committee meetings to shape the future of our schools. Plus, don’t miss our Know Your Rights section, where we highlight the strict class size limits guaranteed by the contract. Together, we protect our colleagues, our students, and our profession—take action today!
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Check out these updates, wins, and important changes you need to know
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If you didn't donate a minimum of 8 hours after September 2, then you are NOT in the WTU Leave Bank There are only a few days left until our September 30 deadline and we need you to join the WTU Leave Banks. We are extremely thankful to those who have donated. Here are the schools that are showing up and showing out for our community
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Executive Orders Threaten Educators
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WTU President Laura shares why new immigration policies don't help DCPS students and international educators.
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Here are upcoming events you won't want to miss
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WTU Leave Bank Donation Deadline (PeopleSoft) - 09/30/25
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WTU Committee on Political Education Meeting (COPE) (Zoom) - 10/6/25
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WTU Career Educators VP Meeting (Zoom) - 10/08/25
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WTU Special Education VP Committee Meeting (Zoom) - 10/13/25
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WTU LGBTQIA Solidarity Meeting (Zoom) - 10/16/25
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WTU Senior High School VP Meeting (Zoom) - 10/20/25
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WTU Junior High VP Meeting (Zoom) - 10/23/25
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WTU Specialized Services VP Meeting (Zoom) - 10/28/25
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WTU Elementary Meeting (Zoom) - 10/28/25
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Protect your time, resources and benefits
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Did you know that Article 17 of the WTU-DCPS contract breaks down the different types of leave that are available to members?
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Your paystub is a vital record of your earnings, deductions, and leave balances—know what each line means so you can protect your rights and ensure fair pay.
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Thank you for your continued dedication to our students, our schools, and our union. Let’s stay informed and united — because together, we’re stronger.
In solidarity,
Washington Teachers’ Union
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