After wave of teacher activism, some fall short in midterms

After falling short in her race for the state legislature, high school history teacher Jenny Urie returned to her central Kentucky classroom, suddenly doubtful of just how far a grassroots uprising to bolster public education could go. As massive walkouts about teacher salaries and school funding inspired many teachers to run for office, Urie was among ...

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After wave of teacher activism, some fall short in midterms

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