Press Releases

As the educator shortage crisis grows, there must be ‘competitive career-based pay to recruit and retain educators’

Students deserve the freedom to read books that are as diverse and complex as their communities

Responding to Speaker Kevin McCarthy, National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement:

Nation’s largest union urges Congress to confirm her to Labor’s top post

Pringle: We must continue to come together to end the preventable epidemic of gun violence in this country and ensure all of us can be safe in our schools and communities.

The College Board today released its long-anticipated framework for Advanced Placement African American Studies curriculum. NEA President Becky Pringle issued the following statement in response.

Amicus brief: Debt relief addresses the educator shortage, with “implications across the profession as financially secure educators are less likely to leave the profession.”

The National Education Association today released new polling highlighting how education issues played in the 2022 elections, where support for strong public schools was key to winning and right-wing culture war attacks failed at the ballot box.

Legislation represents core values of equality and fairness

NEA President: ‘We grieve for the loss of vibrant lives in our LGBTQ+ community’