CFT Announces Opposition to Proposition 43
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CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals
Contact: Matthew Hardy, 510-703-5291
Standing Together for Education.
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CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals
Contact: Matthew Hardy, 510-703-5291
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CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals
Contact: Matthew Hardy, 510-703-5291
Sacramento, CA — CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals announced today that its members voted to oppose Proposition 39 on the November ballot. Proposition 39 would create burdensome and unnecessary hurdles for voters in California, following President Trump’s playbook of attempting to silence the voices of millions of voters and influence the outcome of elections.
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CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals
Contact: Matthew Hardy, 510-703-5291
Sacramento, CA — CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals announced today that its members voted to support Proposition 3, The California Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act of 2026, on the November ballot.
While emerging technologies can pose new opportunities for students and teachers, they also introduce unique challenges. New issues with AI-driven ed-tech’s effectiveness or data security come to light weekly.
There is no shortage of challenges facing classified professionals today. Too many workers are still fighting for the respect, protections, and economic security they deserve. Yet the stories in this issue remind us of something just as important: when we organize, stand together, and refuse to be ignored, progress is possible.
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CFT – A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals
Contact: Matthew Hardy, 510-703-5291
On Saturday, April 24, kids in the Lawndale school district got to pick three free books for preschoolers through 8th graders, on topics ranging from history to biography to science as well as fiction. There were Disney books and chapter books for older kids — such as the 20-book Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney, who has sold more than 300 million copies — more than the number of albums Led Zeppelin has sold.
Across California, educators and classified professionals are already in motion—and building power in real time.
This issue of CFT United brings those stories together: from the surge of May Day organizing, to hard-won contract gains, to getting books into students’ hands and defending our schools. None of this is isolated. It’s connected, deliberate, and growing. The task in front of us is not to wait for momentum—it’s to deepen it, and make it impossible to ignore. And CFT is doing that every day.