Key Issue: Health Care Reform
More than 48 million Americans, including 9 million children, have no health care coverage – and with the economy in a downturn, more will lose coverage unless we pass reform now.
Congress and the President have put comprehensive health care reform at the top of their agenda this year. PSEA and the NEA believe that this effort is vital to the nation's economic recovery and for strong public schools. Good health supports student achievement and powers a great education.
Ensuring quality, affordable health care for everyone in America is fundamental to our economic future and critically important to our nation's children and their families. Students can't learn unless they come to school healthy.
Key messages on health care reform
Take Action
- Contact your Senators: No Excise Tax on Health Insurance Plans!
- Tell Congress to craft health care reform proposals that will ensure quality, affordable health care for everyone in America, to reject proposals to tax employer-provided benefits and to make a government-sponsored public health insurance plan option available to all.
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