On this week's episode, Mike Costanza, a public school teacher in North Stonington and founder of the Facebook group “Constitution State Educators,” shares why he declined membership in the teacher’s union, the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision, and how increased competition can not only improve students’ education, but improve the union.

On this week's episode, Mike Costanza, a public school teacher in North Stonington and founder of the Facebook group “Constitution State Educators,” shares why he declined membership in the teacher’s union, the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision, and how increased competition can not only improve students’ education, but improve the union.

On this week's episode, Mike Costanza, a public school teacher in North Stonington and founder of the Facebook group “Constitution State Educators,” shares why he declined membership in the teacher’s union, the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision, and how increased competition can not only improve students’ education, but improve the union.

Ep. 12: Unions in the Classroom — a Teacher's Perspective with Mike Costanza

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Ep. 12: Unions in the Classroom — a Teacher's Perspective with Mike Costanza

Ep. 12: Unions in the Classroom — a Teacher's Perspective with Mike Costanza