Press Releases

Greenview’s Monaview Elementary School students are recipients of first-ever Read Across America Sweepstakes

Justices should affirm lower federal courts in Carson v. Makin, decline to force states to fund private schools

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement on the results of yesterday’s elections:

Pringle: We are another step closer to making our schools the healthiest and safest places possible for our students and educators

Universal pre-K, child care, and supporting working families aren’t partisan ideas

A majority of Americans – nearly 80% including Republicans and Independents – support the freedom of public service workers to choose to form and join a union without interference from employers

Our students are watching as politicians fail to protect democracy, stack the deck against them

Pringle: We will be another step closer to making our schools the healthiest and safest places possible for our students and educators

NEA and TSTA respond to Texas school district official advising educators to offer books with an “opposing” perspective when discussing the Holocaust in public schools

--Pringle: “This could not have happened without the activism of NEA members”