If federal education funding is converted to block grants to the states, the most likely result is less money for public ...

School safety is a critical issue, especially for educators facing increasing threats of physical violence and aggression within their schools. The psychological and physical impact of educator ...

Establishing commonalities, like shared values, experiences, and goals, is essential for all educators. Whether you are working with students, parents/families, union members, potential union members, ...

On May 1, 2025, educators will join workers, parents, students, and community members to rise up for dignity, justice, and public investment in our lives, not in billionaires' profit margins. This ...

Fill out this form to help us connect you with the resources, networks, and opportunities to excel as educators and leaders, both as students and throughout your career. Whether you’re new to your ...

Before becoming a teacher-of-record, teacher candidates must demonstrate the skills and knowledge needed for effective classroom practice. Licensure provides the professional and public assurance that ...

Trump’s return has emboldened the most extreme anti-immigrant factions in state legislatures—and the NEA is drawing a clear ...

This guide is part of the NEA Toolkit: Protecting Students and Public Schools. Use it to bring your community together and build momentum against dangerous federal education cuts and the dismantling ...

Calling your elected officials is one of the most effective ways to make your voice heard. Right now, Congress is debating extreme budget cuts to pay for tax cuts that will benefit billionaires.

One-fifth of the U.S. population depends on the program, including more than half our students and many ESPs. Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide health care coverage ...

Young students—mostly girls—are being targeted by deepfake images. Are schools doing enough to respond to this new form of online harassment?