Texas AFT

Public Policy OfficesTexas, United States11-50 Employees

Texas AFT is a labor organization in the public policy arena that represents non-administrative certified and classified public school employees across traditional public schools and some charter schools, as well as personnel in higher education institutions. Its scope includes teachers, counselors, librarians, diagnosticians, custodians, cafeteria workers, bus drivers, nurses, teaching assistants, clerical staff, and related staff who contribute to school operations. Based in Austin, Texas, the organization serves members within public education and higher education settings, aiming to advocate for the interests and working conditions of these employees. In addition to its core representation, Texas AFT engages in public policy and advocacy activities, participating in events and coalitions and pursuing initiatives related to educational funding, school staffing, and policy matters relevant to its membership. AFT operates within the broader landscape of public policy offices and labor unions, positioning itself as a collective voice for education workers in Texas and contributing to national conversations through collaborations and public-facing events. Recent activity includes participation in education-focused events and rallies, as well as involvement in discussions around policy topics such as voucher programs and standardized testing.

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