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educators spend their own money on school supplies

What’s Your Tally this Year?

Can you teach 3,000 students art on $350 or outfit your classroom for $75? Educators speak out on buying their own school supplies.

tackling the mental health crisis at schools

Is Your School Ready to Tackle the Mental Health Crisis?

With one in five children ages 13-18 living with a mental health condition, more schools are creating comprehensive, systemic programs to address the problem.

why esps should get involved

Encouraging Education Support Professional Leaders

ESP voices are vital to a thriving school environment. In our School Me podcast, school nurse Carmen Hill shares tips for how support staff can take on a leadership role in school.

Help for Educators Impacted by Hurricane Florence

NEA is collecting disaster relief funds to help support members affected by Hurricane Florence. Here’s how you can help.

back to school without a qualified teacher

Back to School Without a Qualified Teacher

Putting under-trained teachers in classrooms only harms students and exacerbates teacher shortages across the country.

teacher pay gap reaches record high

Teacher Pay Gap Reaches Record High

Depending on where you live, you could be making as much as 35 percent less than comparable workers.

WA educators on strike for higher pay

Thousands of Washington Educators Stand Strong for Professional Pay

When superintendents and school boards refuse to negotiate court-ordered, public-supported educator pay increases, it’s time to go RedforEd.

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