Happy Labor Day!
We use our voice to advocate for policies that benefit all workers, including increases to the minimum wage, affordable health care, and well-resourced public schools. More…
Events
Back to school supplies. The sales don’t cut it
Budget cuts in many districts have emptied supply closets. Teachers across the nation spend an average of $1,000 per year to fill in the gaps and provide for their students. More…
2017 speech to America’s educators: Be fearless, be proud, be warriors!
Did you miss Lily’s speech at the NEA Representative Assembly? We have it, watch it, comment, share! More…
New educators ready to step up!
I hope I will learn about the experiences of teachers across the country who are fighting for their profession, their schools, and their students. More…
Dear education graduates: Be fearless, be proud, develop x-ray vision
You’re beautiful. And what you’re about to do with your lives is beautiful. The trust that is being placed in you is vital to this nation. More…
Can you pass this quiz?
Who said that? Take the Teacher Appreciation Week quiz! Match these quotes with the people who said them.
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We rally for our schools, rain, snow, sleet, grizzlies…Can’t stop us!
The forecast was calling for snow, and the snow came, but it was an inspiring evening spent with educators who spend their lives putting children first. More…
Gracias Saul. You are the <3 of our schools
When he met a visually impaired student, Saul Ramos learned Braille on his own to make sure his student had everything needed to learn. That is what our Education Support Professionals do. Every day More…
How well do you know NEA’s Read Across America?
It’s been 20 years, how much do you know about this wonderful program which brings the joy of reading to millions of kids? (of all ages :) More…
And the GRAMMY goes to…our music teachers!
In my past life, before I became a teacher, I was actually a starving folk singer. Eventually, I did teach my fourth graders some of the classics (you will have to watch the video to know what I mean). More…