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As we continue to champion public education and advocate for the needs of our students and educators, we’re moving to a platform that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and meaningful engagement. Follow us on @Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/neatoday.bs…
On this International Day of Education, I'm reflecting on the unwavering dedication of educators worldwide who not only teach but also protect and support their students daily. I look forward to continued collaboration with @eduint to champion and uplift educators everywhere.
This International Day of Education, @eduint has released the Global Status of Teachers report. Using data from 204 unions in 121 countries, the report highlights challenges faced by educators worldwide and the way forward. ei-ie.org/en/item/29415:educ…#EducationDay
This is an unprecedented move and it jeopardizes the safety and trust that schools represent for students and their families. Educators have a sacred responsibility to protect every child, no matter their immigration status. usatoday.com/story/news/educ…
Two students have been shot in their school cafeteria in Nashville—a space meant for learning and connection, not violence. We cannot accept this as normal. Our students deserve safety, not fear.
We must act to end gun violence.
"As we grieve this heartbreaking loss, TEA stands ready to continue the important work alongside our community partners, law enforcement, and policymakers to ensure that schools are safe for every child, every educator, and every family." TNEA.org/Antioch-HS
We’re expanding to Bluesky! NEA is committed to fostering safe, supportive spaces for our education communities and partners. On @Bluesky, we’ll continue connecting, sharing, and advocating for students, educators, and public schools. Follow us here: bsky.app/profile/neatoday.bs…
As educators, we are united in supporting every student—no matter the language they speak or their place of birth—and ensuring they have access to safe, welcoming public schools.
Here is guidance from NEA's Office of General Counsel that may be helpful.
nea.org/resource-library/gui…
📢 The 2025 NEA ESP National Conference will be held March 22–24 in Louisville, KY. Don’t miss out—learn more and register by February 16: bit.ly/4gaoNeX
Today, as we honor Dr. King's legacy, we remain steadfast in our commitment to justice in public education. From advocating for equity to uplifting marginalized communities, this union of educators will always stand on the side of students and working families. #MLKDay
Join us in Detroit, Michigan for the 2025 NEA Leadership Summit from March 7-9. This year's theme is: Promote. Protect. Strengthen. Public Education: The Foundation of Our Democracy! Learn more and register at NEA.org/LeadershipSummit.
The wildfires in Los Angeles have left a trail of loss, impacting hundreds of students, educators, and their families. đź’” Learn how you can help: bit.ly/4ap1FId
Paraeducators are essential to student success, yet many struggle to make ends meet. 💔 It’s time to recognize their value with fair wages! Check out how these dedicated professionals are advocating for the pay they deserve: nea.org/nea-today/all-news-a…
Every American, no matter their race or sex, deserves equal rights and protections under the law. The Equal Rights Amendment deserves its rightful place in our constitution.
Better pay, more planning time, and a stronger voice for educators? That’s what collective bargaining is bringing to Virginia schools! ✊🏻 Read how unions are shaping the future of education in the state: nea.org/nea-today/all-news-a…
To deliver better pay and respect for educators, safer schools, and smaller class sizes means coming together to elect candidates that share our values. @BenWikler has a proven record building and motivating a diverse coalition to vote. I am proud to support him for DNC Chair.
#ICYMI: The repeal of GPO and WEP is more than just a win—it’s a reminder of the strength educators and public employees have when we stand together.
After years of unfair cuts to Social Security, this victory secures the retirement benefits you earned. bit.ly/4gRSDpy
NEA has long advocated for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, this news is very welcome. Many educators feel a deep connection to the children & educators of this region. We are hopeful an end to violence along w/ release of hostages will finally lead us toward lasting peace.
Marking an end to more than 15 months of deadly conflict, Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire deal that includes the release of captives held by both parties.
Here are the details about how hostages are being released: abcnews.link/p6ykhy1
Every student, regardless of immigration status, has a right to a public education. Join NEA on Thursday from 6-7 p.m. CST (**please note EST listed on graphic) to discuss immigration updates and ways we can protect our students. Register: nea-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
ALT Home is Here. EDUCATOR WEBINAR
Thursday, January 16 at 7pm EST
No matter our race, origin or background, most of us would do whatever it takes to make a better life for our families. We work, sacrifice, pack up everything and move to put food on the table, provide for our loved ones, or send our kids to good schools. But extreme politicians are proposing sweeping policy changes, including separating families, and blocking what our families need to thrive. We're onto them. Join us for this important webinar to prepare so our students and educators have the support to learn and thrive with safety and dignity.
Learn what changes are being proposed in the Trump Administration, ways to prepare including Know Your Rights training, understanding current protections and how we can come together to safeguard our students' freedom to thrive.
Students may know #MLK for his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech, but there's more to learn about the civil rights leader.
Build a more contextualized understanding of Dr. King's contributions to American history with these tips from @Smithsonian: smithsonianmag.com/blogs/smi…
ALT A black and white photograph mounted on an off-white mat. The photograph depicts Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. locking arms with John Lewis, Reverend Jesse Douglas, James Forman and Ralph Abernathy as they march down a street in Selma, Alabama.