Press Releases

NEA President Lily Eskelsen García reacts to The U.S. House of Representatives approval of a controversial plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act; says plan could cause students and families to lose health care.

A Massachusetts paraeducator and NEA’s 2017 Education Support Professional (ESP) of the year, Saul Ramos, will be honored in Washington D.C. as one of the 2017 Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award winners.

An amendment to the American Health Care Act aimed at repealing the Affordable Care Act could cause students and families to lose health care, vision, hearing screenings and more.

CTA President Eric Heins and NEA President Lily Eskelsen García react to the shooting at North Park Elementary School in California.

NEA President Lily Eskelsen García calls The American Health Care (a bill poised to repeal and replace the Affordable Health Care Act) irresponsible and reckless, asserting that it will jeopardize services essential for students to learn and thrive

NEA President reacts to SCOTUS ruling citing further proof ‘Gorsuch is even more out of the mainstream than every single sitting justice’.

Donald Trump’s proposed budget, which slashes the federal investment in public schools by 13.5 percent for the upcoming fiscal year, comes under fire by NEA.

A self-taught brailist from Massachusetts, Saul Ramos, is named NEA’s 2017 Education Support Professional of the Year.

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.

In the wake of Republican leadership’s plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), NEA reacts.