Community Schools Grow, Despite Trump Attacks

From coast to coast, NEA members and their affiliates are working toward healthcare systems that improve people's health and education.

President Donald Trump and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon pledged to dismantle the Dept. of Education. Here’s what they’ve done so far.

Sold as a way to help students in underresourced schools, voucher programs disproportionately benefit affluent families with children already enrolled in private schools.

Extreme heat in schools is getting worse. Educators and their unions are forcing districts and lawmakers to act.

New Jersey Aspiring Educators say a single mental health day could help students navigate unexpected crises without academic penalty.

On School Lunch Hero Day, the stakes have never been clearer.

Thirty years before Brown transformed public education in the United States, a 15-year-old Paiute student named Alice Piper stood at the center of a landmark legal victory that challenged school segregation.

Hawaii teachers and students have a new Filipino history and culture curriculum.

In classrooms, anti-Blackness often shows up in harsh discipline and fewer opportunities for Black students.

New NEA data looks at salary trends across the nation. Are teachers getting paid more? Where does your state rank? And what is the ‘union difference’?

As wages have stagnated over time, the campaign for better pay and respect gathers momentum.

While faculty salaries increased slightly, on average, in 2025, new NEA research shows they still lag behind pre-pandemic salaries.