From College to First Classroom and Beyond: How NEA is Supporting Aspiring Educators

Being a new educator is exciting, joyful, and also very challenging.   READ MORE »

Growing Awareness of ”Period Poverty“ in Schools

One in five teens struggle to afford menstrual products. Virginia is poised to become the fifth state to make them free in public school bathrooms.   READ MORE »

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Weekly Meetup Aims to Keep Black Male Teachers in the Classroom
The Mississippi Association of Educators launched a weekly virtual meetup for male educators of color one year ago, with an eye toward making the racial gap in classrooms smaller. Source: The Hechinger Report
Why Trauma-Informed Teaching Relies on Trust
Students have a greater chance of coping with traumatic childhood experiences and succeeding in class when they can turn to a trusted adult at school. Source: District Adminstration

Saying Yes to Amy: How One Educator Helped Her Union Grow

This rural, northern Arizona association has grown from 15 to 150-plus members in only a year. How did they do it?   READ MORE »