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Clarence Allen: From Newark Student to Newark School Leader

“As a principal, you’re everything to everyone,” Clarence says. “Our children are our most precious jewels. We have to treasure them. Students need leaders who are passionate about their growth and who hold themselves and other educators accountable.”

Pam Farrell: Championing the Arts and Her Members

Pam says of AFSA, "As soon as we met the team, we knew we had found a home. They have been so instrumental as a resource and a feeling that we are not alone. As AFSA 151, we are part of a larger union family, and that means a lot when you are doing this work.”

NYC Council to Take Up AFSA’s Call for National School Safety Task Force

Resolution to be introduced Sept. 10 calls on Congress and the President to act as new research highlights threats facing school leaders responsible for keeping students and staff safe.

Statement on Anti-Asian American Racism

All of us must stand together against anti-Asian racism.

The Basics on School Ventilation and Virus Mitigation

Watch an on-demand webinar about keeping your school community healthy. Indoor Air Quality 101 for School Leaders.

Women’s History Month: Donis Coronel

Donis learned the three Fs—be fair, firm and friendly.

What It Means to You—Biden's American Rescue Plan

AFSA Celebrates Big Wins in American Rescue Plan Act’s Enactment

Women’s History Month: Rosemarie Sinclair

No matter what role Rosemarie Sinclair has embraced as an educator, she has always been an enthusiast. Even in her daily greetings to her colleagues and staff, there is a note of enthusiasm that can take their  breath away.

Women’s History Month: Lauran Waters-Cherry

“I am struck by the privilege I’ve had being a safe person to talk to about this moment of conflict, anger and politicization for women in this pandemic.”