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Top Teacher Takes on Union

0 comments | January 24, 2007 | 2:51 PM | posted by Kristen

One of the teachers who accompanied us to the Supreme Court hearing, Angie Dorman, was featured in the Columbia Basin Herald and the Tri-city Citizen. From the Tri-City Citizen:


Warden High School teacher Angie Dorman is one of the best teachers in the country, but she’s taking a stand when it comes to being represented by the state’s most powerful teachers union.


Dorman went to Washington, D.C., this month to attend a pivotal U.S. Supreme Court hearing that will directly affect thousands of Washington teachers like herself — by limiting the political power of the 70,000-member Washington Education Association.

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