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Educators are raising alarms about the impact on student learning and how much school funding is lost when the tech industry receives massive tax breaks to build data centers in their communities.

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Moss grew up in rural Virginia and taught for 21 years in Louisa County

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Teachers unions say blue state leaders need to reject the federal program, but parents and other groups are urging them to let the money flow.

The Virginia native is the second from her commonwealth and the fourth Black woman to lead the country’s largest labor union.

NEA is committed to advancing awareness, advocacy, and action in support of the rights guaranteed by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), ...

Limited funds and low enrollment forced districts to close more than 1,000 schools in 2025-26.

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