National Teachers Union Plan March to Demand Trump Be Removed from Office
Instead of spending over $5M on TDS, how about educating our children?

The NEA’s fixation on national politics has become so extreme that it overshadows its basic responsibility to improve student learning. While America faces a historic academic crisis — falling test scores, widening gaps, and millions of kids behind grade level — the nation’s largest teachers’ union is funneling time, energy, and money into partisan battles. This isn’t just misplaced focus; it’s a national failure that leaves classrooms without the support they desperately need.
Illinois feels this dysfunction acutely. Statewide scores have dropped, chronic absenteeism has surged, and districts are scrambling to rebuild academic fundamentals. Yet the NEA’s political spending and activism filter down through state affiliates, shaping priorities that emphasize ideology over instruction. Instead of pushing for stronger curriculum, tutoring expansion, or accountability, the union’s political agenda crowds out the urgent work of fixing Illinois schools. Families who want transparency and academic rigor are left wondering why student achievement isn’t the top priority.
For Kane County parents, the consequences are personal. When national and state unions chase political influence instead of academic recovery, local districts inherit the same skewed priorities. That means fewer resources directed toward reading and math, less pressure to address failing grades, and more ideological programming quietly woven into classrooms. Parents here already fight for transparency and higher standards — and the NEA’s political obsession makes that fight harder. When a national union abandons academics, communities like Kane County pay the price.
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