Press Releases

Pringle: We should be removing barriers to the profession, not creating new ones

Pringle: "Decisions about the use of AI must be driven by the well-being and needs of humans — our students, our educators, our families — not corporations."

On January 1, 2026, 22 million Americans will see their monthly health care premiums increase by an average of 114 percent

Becky Pringle: "Every student in this country, regardless of ZIP code, should have access to strong opportunities and adequate resources."

Pringle: Fifty years ago, with the passage of IDEA, America made a promise to students with disabilities and their families – that they would be able to participate fully in learning and reach their potential.

Pringle: Our students deserve better.

Pringle: Honoring all of the educators who shape students’ lives each day ensures a more equitable, excellent education for all students

After weeks of stalemate, the U.S. Senate tonight voted to advance a short‑term funding measure, setting the stage to end the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history and, upon reopening, forcing further action on fiscal oversight and health‑care protections.

WASHINGTON — National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement reacting to the pro-public school wins across the nation in yesterday’s elections:

Pringle: Letting hunger grow because of a government shutdown is a policy choice, one we cannot accept