Activist John Ryer Elected Head of NEA in 1975
John E. Ryer, a 39 year old Michigan born mathematics teacher and Battle Creek activist, was elected president of the National Education Association. He vows a national collective bargaining push, defends education funding, and notes his family’s finances while urging reform and minority inclusion in education. He succeeds James A. Harris amid a moving political role for the NEA.
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