“I’ve spent the last 10 years working myself to death, doing every extra duty job I could to make sure my retirement would be enough to sustain me,” says California teacher LaTonya Curlin. “Starting ...

Congress is considering cuts to Medicaid that threaten the healthcare that tens of millions of families rely on—all in the ...

For her innovative, student-focused approach as an educator, plus her warmth and fierce advocacy as a union leader, Florida’s ...

“Educators should teach Black History because it is American history. To understand history truthfully and accurately, it ...

The administration’s “skinny” budget calls on Congress to cut billions in education spending.

On behalf of our 3 million members and the 50 million students they serve, we urge you to VOTE NO on H. Con. Res. 14, the ...

When it comes to summer, reading may not be the first thing—or even in the top 10 things—kids have in mind! But reading can be the ideal summer activity. It’s fun, portable, can involve the whole ...

In 2018, more than 8,000 delegates to the RA voted to put racial and social justice at the forefront of NEA’s work. They overwhelmingly adopted a policy commiting NEA to “actively advocate for social ...

Annual reports from NEA examine educator pay and school funding from pre-K through college show that salaries continue to lag woefully behind inflation over the past decade. Low pay limits the ability ...

As the traditional school year comes to a close, states and local communities will host celebrations to honor students, educators, families, and school communities. In response to the continued ...

NEA Research provides comparative state data and national averages on a host of important public education statistics, teacher salaries, student enrollment, and revenue and expenditures each year.

Your dedication to public education doesn't end when you retire, and your membership in your union doesn't need to either. NEA-Retired offers members meaningful opportunities to connect with fellow ...