California school districts treat pregnancy like an illness. Why maternity leave for teachers is overdue

California school districts treat pregnancy like an illness. Why maternity leave for teachers is overdue

Guest Commentary written by Erika Jones Erika Jones is a kindergarten teacher in Los Angeles and secretary-treasurer of the California Teachers Association. As a Los Angeles kindergarten teacher, I am charged with caring for, teaching and launching into the world the youngest Angelenos, yet I’m having a hard time finding time to take care of my own daughter.  In a month meant to celebrate both mothers and teachers, I’m reflecting on my own jour…

The deadlines established in the call and the times of pregnancy, prior to the granting of the aid, make it impossible for Yolanda Ortiz to enjoy the right granted by her maternity if she wants to accept the contract; the ministry explains that it is a particular case, but the aid will change José CastillejoThe Science Act stops penalizing researchers on temporary contracts who take leave to care Or the acquired right to maternity leave or a pre…

Commentary: When teachers get pregnant

As a Los Angeles kindergarten teacher, I am charged with caring for, teaching and launching into the world the youngest Angelenos, yet I’m having a hard time finding time to take care of my own daughter.