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“Educators should teach Black History because it is American history. To understand history truthfully and accurately, it ...
“Put Families First” is a new campaign to highlight the devastating effects of federal budget cuts on working families. The effort will begin with a $2 million ad campaign and mobilization efforts.
According to Pen America, there were more than 10,000 instances of books bans in the 2023-24 academic year—the highest number recorded yet. Calling them a ”hoax,” the U.S. Education Department under ...
NEA and its affiliates advocate for improved salaries for all educators—K-12 teachers, higher education faculty, education support professionals, and specialized instructional support personnel—to ...
NEA’s Rankings and Estimates report provides a wide array of public K-12 education statistics and includes the average teacher salary by state and nationally. Even with record-level increases in some ...
Over the long term, it is counterproductive to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations by slashing investments in our students—America’s future leaders and workforce. Yet that is just what ...
Under this initiative, NEA members can register as book club leaders and choose from a curated selection of five books. To support local engagement, NEA will purchase up to 12 books for each local ...
When Lisa Gutierrez Guzmán retired from the San Francisco Unified School District, in 2013, she wasn’t done with education. “[Teaching was] still in my blood,” she says. Like many former edu­cators, ...
School food service workers serve millions of meals each day, providing healthy, nutritious foods that fuel students’ minds and bodies. The bipartisan, bicameral Improving Training for School Food ...
This two and a half day event will gather staff from Region 1 state affiliates to build a unique learning community around digital organizing practices. The deadline to apply is February 26! The ...