Morse acclaimed president of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation, Wozney acclaimed vice-president 
Deep cuts to Options and Opportunities (O2) Program detrimental to students
Parents, teachers concerned about cuts to Early Literacy Support Program
Teachers demand more support and accountability from government
Teachers’ Pension Plan Annual Report
McNeil government needs to fully implement inclusive education reforms
Majority of Nova Scotians critical of government’s handling of public education
NSTU statement re: Auditor General’s report on the Nova Scotia Teachers’ Pension Plan
Decisions affecting students require transparency and accountability
Improving inclusive education requires transparency and accountability
Summer of uncertainty for Nova Scotia’s education specialists
New NSTU president Paul Wozney on the job
Loss of experienced educational leaders will negatively impact schools
Morse elected vice-president of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation
NSTU appoints new executive director, Adrien Amirault
Le NSTU nomme un nouveau directeur exécutif, Adrien Amirault
Government Not Granting Special Teacher Certificates to School SLPs and Psychologists 
NSTU Community College bargaining units holding decertification vote
Paul Wozney elected NSTU President
NSTU to vote for new president
NSTU community college members agree to new collective agreements
Teachers’ Union to hold second ballot for NSTU presidential election
Media Advisory: NSTU members vote for president
NSTU says more teachers and specialists are needed to support inclusive education
NSTU’s Dartmouth Local drops complaint against three members
NSTU Statement: Commission on Inclusive Education Report
Passage of Bill 72 a step backwards for public education
Decisions impacting teachers, students and schools must be transparent
NSTU suspends job action
Government needs to release data used in Glaze report
NSTU votes to protect public education
Third party review calls into question validity of Glaze report
Statement from Liette Doucet
Rushed implementation of the Glaze report unreasonable and irrational
Cuts to Early Literacy Support Program will impact hundreds of children
The following is a statement from NSTU President Liette Doucet
Principals say Glaze Report not worth the risk
Op Ed: Public education system needs unity, not division and distraction
Principal says Glaze report will create adversarial culture in schools
Atlantic Teacher Organizations Give Failing Grade to Nova Scotia Government’s Response to Flawed Glaze Recommendations
NSTU ends participation to Council to Improve Classroom Conditions
Op Ed: Province continues to place needs of students last
Government’s acceptance of Glaze report bad for public education
Majority of Nova Scotians believe Bill 75 harmed public education
Education review a recipe for chaos in our public education system
NSTU releases position paper on Early Childhood Education and Nova Scotia’s pre- primary program
Auditor General’s report on the Nova Scotia Teachers’ Pension Plan
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