Educator advocacy is student advocacy, and it is more powerful than ever in the face of attacks.

Teresa M. Hodge, Ph.D., an associate professor of math at Broward College in Florida, is NEA's Higher Educator of the Year.

Supreme Court decisions affect educators, students and working families every day. Find out how we “graded” key decisions ...

In her keynote address, Pringle tells educators to get ready for a prolonged and difficult campaign, but it's one they can ...

Andy Markus, NEA's 2025 ESP of the Year, told delegates at NEA's Representative Assembly that when NEA fights, we win!

Conference on Racial and Social Justice equipped educators with the tools, inspiration, and community needed to confront ...

For their exemplary work as advocates in and outside of their communities, nine extraordinary individuals and organizations ...

Last month, Inama, a middle-school world civilizations teacher, resigned from her suburban Idaho district because of the ...

Earlier this month, the Trump administration abruptly terminated a handful of Upward Bound programs. Now Upward Bound ...

Learn about the significant differences between a 504 Plan and an Individualized Education Program for students with disabilities.

Collective bargaining is the strongest and most empowering way to give educators a voice in advocating for great public education for every student.

Each year, NEA issues a report card that measures congressional support for issues related to public education and educators. Members of Congress are notified in ...