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School Funding Goes Directly Before the Voters

In many states, ballot measures may determine whether schools secure new funding or remain stuck in “permanent recession.”

“All of us can play a role in rebuilding the lives of those impacted by these natural disasters,” says NEA President Lily Eskelsen García.

“If we want to bring education issues to the forefront, we have to run for public office.”

By clearing all obstacles, these well-meaning parents think they’re helping their children, but their efforts may be doing more harm than good.

A school counselor challenges us to examine how our actions influence school climate and the way students treat each other.

John Ross once thought he couldn’t afford to join his education association. Then he learned he couldn’t afford not to.

Retired educator Judy Singleton’s 130-acre property will be converted to a ranch dedicated to caring for abused and neglected children.