Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
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Director of Research at the National Education Association. Washington DC improviser. Aficionado of social/education policy, pop culture, and all things Minnesotan. Dog-mom to Pablo.
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Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Jun 15
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Jun 12
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Mar 17
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Feb 14
“We’ve Been Essentially Muzzled”: Department of Education Halts Thousands of Civil Rights Investigations Under Trump
Since Inauguration Day, the Office for Civil Rights has only opened about 20 investigations focused on Trump’s priorities, placing more than 10,000 student complaints related to disability access and ...
www.propublica.org
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Jan 28
Jane Norman
@janenorman.bsky.social
· Jan 28
Trump administration memo announces abrupt freeze on broad swath of federal payments
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will temporarily stop payments on multiple federal programs Tuesday evening, cutting off Americans who rely on what could be trillions in funding and likely setti...
www.newsfromthestates.com
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Dec 4
French lawmakers oust the prime minister after just 91 days, toppling the government
France's government has been toppled by a no-confidence vote in parliament, for the first time sine 1962. Prime Minister Michel Barnier served the shortest time in the post in France's modern history.
www.npr.org
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Nov 25
Segregation Academies in Mississippi Are Benefiting From Public Dollars, as They Did in the 1960s
ProPublica identified 20 schools in the state that likely opened as segregation academies and have received almost $10 million over the past six years from the state’s tax credit donation program.
www.propublica.org
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Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Nov 20
Larger Pay Increases and Better Benefits Could Improve Teacher Retention
U.S. teachers reported modest pay increases between the 2022–2023 and 2023–2024 school years, only $2,000 on average and well below their desired raise of $16,000. Black teachers reported the smallest...
www.rand.org
Stacey Pelika
@spelika.bsky.social
· Nov 20