The future of Arizona is in my classroom RedForEd shirt

The #redfored movement isn’t just about teacher salaries. Do I want The future of Arizona is in my classroom RedForEd shirt? Of course, who doesn’t? Do I deserve better? Yes. Do my colleagues deserve better? Absolutely. But you know who really deserves better? My students. Your students. Your kids. I will take care of myself. I’m not asking you to fight for me and my paycheck. I’m asking you to fight for the ones that can’t fight for themselves. My students. Your students. Money will continue to be siphoned out of schools until we do something about it. The future of Arizona is in my classroom. Help me fight for it.

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Well said friend! I’m want this The future of Arizona is in my classroom RedForEd shirt. I’m fighting for my daughter’s education too. Not just myself. By the way, this is not to bash teachers who are vocal about wanting more pay! This is in response to outsider comments about teachers being selfish and whiny. Yes, we will benefit from this funding, but our paycheck is not the only thing we’re fighting for. Teachers deserve a decent wage. A good lawyer or doctor would not work for a low wage. They know they are worth more. A good teacher is as well. The job is as demanding and full of responsibility.

Not just anyone can juggle as much as a teacher does. So, you are worth it! I think teachers need to The future of Arizona is in my classroom RedForEd shirt. Or they might need to fight this fight again in the future. Teaching as a profession should be lifted up to the level of comparable professional occupations. The future of Arizona is in my classroom, so support me supporting the kids. Teachers need a 20% raise and funding needs to be put into the classrooms. I love my job and my students, but I am not sure I can stay in the classroom long-term if things do not change in Arizona. Start supporting public education and the teachers who are teaching the future of Arizona.