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Massachusetts Paraeducator, Braillist Named Education Support Professional of the Year
A self-taught brailist from Massachusetts, Saul Ramos, is named NEA’s 2017 Education Support Professional of the Year.
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Reports reveal Gorsuch repeatedly ruled against students with disabilities
Independent studies expose a disturbing pattern with Donald Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, namely his record on cases involving vulnerable students, including those with disabilities.
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NEA: Repealing the Affordable Care Act will harm millions of students and families
In the wake of Republican leadership’s plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), NEA reacts.
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NEA reacts to Supreme Court sending back case to protect rights of transgender student
NEA president expresses disappointment that the Supreme Court deferred deciding whether a transgender student’s rights were violated when he was discriminated against at school.
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Voucher schemes have robbed children, taxpayers with no real positive results
President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s visit to a private school in Florida shines a light on the failed policies of their agenda.
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Literacy Advocate LeVar Burton and Marley Dias, founder of #1000BlackGirlBooks, join NEA to Celebrate Read Across America’s 20th anniversary
NEA kicks off the 20th anniversary of “NEA’s Read Across America Day” with a reading event in Washington, DC today. Guests included actor, author and literacy advocate LeVar Burton and 12-year-old Marley Dias.
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Educators urge U.S. Supreme Court to protect rights of transgender students
NEA joins forces with education professionals across the country in filing a friend of the court brief asking SCOTUSt to protect the rights of transgender students.
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NEA President Lily Eskelsen García: Trump should stand up for students and families
NEA President reacts to Donald Trump’s first Joint Address to the United States Congress.
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NEA reacts to Trump’s plan to roll back protections of transgender students
In light of the Trump adminstration’s plan to rescind federal protections for transgender students from discrimination, NEA vows to double down on protecting the civil rights of our LGBTQ students and members.
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NEA President: Congress should reject the Trump-DeVos budget
NEA President Lily Esekelsen Garcia says Trump and DeVos are playing politics with the lives of millions of students and working families with their fiscal year budget.
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