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LFT is widely recognized as Louisana's most effective advocate for teachers and school employees. That's why the Federation is our state's largest education organization!
You can reach us at askLFT@lft-aft.org, or by calling (800) 634-5089 or (225) 923-1037.
You can reach us at askLFT@lft-aft.org, or by calling (800) 634-5089 or (225) 923-1037.
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- American Federation of Teachers
- Research on Reforms
- Bridging Differences with Diane Ravitch and Deborah Meier
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- Louisiana Educator
- The Lens
- Education Week's District Dossier
- The Daily Kingfish
- Cenlamar: A blog on life in Louisiana
- Bayoubuzz
- The Dead Pelican
- Louisiana Department of Education
- Board of Elementary and Secondary Education
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- KIPP schools failing to match hype
- "Red Tape" sponsor won't support changes
- Virtual school will take real money from public ed...
- Daily Show hits corporate tax breaks
- Big companies avoid federal taxes
- Rapides schools to feel the axe
- Another Group of Wisconsin Faculty Vote for the Union
- School budgets slashed "all over the state"
- Panel dissects Superman
- A preemptive strike on Superman...
- Is Louisiana a state in decline?
- More school districts announce layoffs
- Report: LSU falls in rankings
- Jindal's budget shifts burden to working families
- AP: Jindal budget hits the poor and at-risk
- Legislative FAX weekly: March 11, 2011
- Duncan: No Child Left Behind is unworkable and mus...
- What will Jindal cut?
- Post Mardi Gras catch-up
- It's getting serious: Your LFT Connection, March 2011
- True story
- Poll: Public supports unions, public employees
- Stewart to teachers: Do you think those apples gro...
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