When Small Local Unions Make a Big Impact

Their counterparts in big cities garnered national attention, but educators in smaller towns are also notching wins for students and their profession.   READ MORE »

Inside a Trauma-Informed Classroom

With the right professional training, educators can reduce the impact of traumatic experiences and help all children learn.   READ MORE »

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Still Struggling With Teaching Slavery
As reports about mock slave auctions in classrooms continue to emerge, it's clear that schools are still struggling with how to teach about slavery and its impacts. Source: The Associated Press
What Does ‘Career Readiness’ Look Like in Middle School?
School districts are pushing career exploration into middle and lower grades, convinced the preparation necessary for tomorrow’s jobs needs to begin earlier. Source: The Hechinger Report

2020 Presidential Hopefuls Court Educators at NEA Representative Assembly

"The power of this union and the collective voice of our 3 million members was on full display today," said NEA president.   READ MORE »