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School Me Blog

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A free weekend retreat for VEA members who are new to Virginia's public schools and who have little or no experience with VEA.

Of the People, By the People, For the People: Why We Must Teach Civics

From the Virginia Journal of Education: In today’s world, our students need more than ever to understand our democracy and how to participate in it.

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According to a poll conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University, 70% of Virginians say public schools do not have enough funding to meet their needs.

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