How to Work Across Parenting Styles

Nine reasons to keep special education with federal education experts.

NEA joins coalition in a lawsuit to challenge unlawful termination of Full-Service Community School grants.

From coast to coast, NEA members and their affiliates are working toward healthcare systems that improve people's health and education.

How a group of Maryland educators advocated for healthier schools.

Finding a meaningful way to talk to students about suicide is tricky. Theater can help.

Extreme heat in schools is getting worse. Educators and their unions are forcing districts and lawmakers to act.

Thirty years before Brown transformed public education in the United States, a 15-year-old Paiute student named Alice Piper stood at the center of a landmark legal victory that challenged school segregation.

Hawaii teachers and students have a new Filipino history and culture curriculum.

In classrooms, anti-Blackness often shows up in harsh discipline and fewer opportunities for Black students.

Nicole Cennamo, from NEA's Office of the General Counsel, shares guidance about your rights, responsibilities, and professional protections.

New research takes a look at the state of educator well-being—and how it stacks up against workers in other professions.

New NEA data looks at salary trends across the nation. Are teachers getting paid more? Where does your state rank? And what is the ‘union difference’?