The NEA guidance and webinar panelists emphasized the importance of community empowerment in combating fear and uncertainty. Schools can play a vital role by hosting "Know Your Rights" events and ...

Trump is using his Project 2025 playbook to privatize education because he knows vouchers have repeatedly been a failure in ...

Even as the Trump administration works furiously to attack public schools and threaten families, NEA members are mobilizing and speaking up.

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement responding to the Trump ...

Know your rights. Whether a school employee is being bullied based on age, because the worker is new to the education profession or returning from maternity leave, or for another reason, educators ...

The executive branch’s cruel, dictatorial, and destabilizing actions are hurting students and families across America.

WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden today signed into law the Social Security Fairness Act (H.R. 82), a landmark win for working families. The bipartisan legislation, passed decisively last month by ...

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement on Donald Trump’s reported executive actions that hurt students, public schools, and communities. “Most ...

The stated agenda of the Trump administration and some members of Congress is to slash support for public education and dismantle the federal Department of Education. Educators know that our most ...

Creating inclusive classrooms requires understanding the difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation. Educators should avoid using stereotypes and teach cultural practices with respect ...

Muslim students in the United States—from middle school through college and university—are experiencing harassment, discrimination, and bullying at scary rates, surveys show. On college campuses, 49% ...

Hundreds of educators and students have lost their homes and, in some cases, their schools, as wildfires incinerated wide swaths of Los Angeles. At last count, there were eight schools severely ...