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Inside a Zen Den or Calming Room
Feature Article

Does your School Have a Calming Room? It Should!

Providing a place to calm down and learn self-regulation strategies averts future outbursts and gets student back in the classroom ASAP.

Education Policy

school vouchers in Tennessee

The ‘Catastrophic Failure’ of School Vouchers

by: Tim Walker September 20, 2024
If evidence meant anything to lawmakers, we could have stopped talking about vouchers a long time ago, says expert.
Washington educator Shawna Moore

Election 2024: Education on the Ballot

by: Amanda Litvinov August 6, 2024
Everything we want for public schools starts with electing the right leaders.
winning streak

Winning Streak

by: Amanda Litvinov April 19, 2024
How NEA locals are defeating toxic, far-right school board candidates—and yours can too.

Health, Wellness, & Safety

Inside a Zen Den or Calming Room

Does your School Have a Calming Room? It Should!

by: Cindy Long August 6, 2024
Providing a place to calm down and learn self-regulation strategies averts future outbursts and gets student back in the classroom ASAP.
arming teachers

Arming Teachers Still a Terrible Idea

by: Amanda Litvinov June 10, 2024
Two states pass laws to allow teachers to carry concealed weapons, heightening the safety risk to the entire school community.
student online

Students Still Miss Social Connections

by: Mariah Solis April 11, 2024
Teenagers may want more face-to-face interactions, but social media and the lingering effects of the pandemic are getting in the way.

Racial & Social Justice

Becky Pringle at podium during 2024 RA

Becky's Journal of Joy, Justice, and Excellence, August 2024

by: Becky Pringle August 1, 2024
Three things to do, where I've been, and what I'm listening to.
corporal punishment

Corporal Punishment in Schools Still Legal in Many States

by: Aniya Greene-Santos May 20, 2024
The practice has been prohibited in most states, but corporal punishment is still being used to discipline students. The calls to ban it nationwide are growing louder.
Kennita Ballard works with a student in the classroom

What Does it Mean To Be an Anti-Racist?

by: Brenda Álvarez May 6, 2024
Being ‘not racist’ is not enough. Learn from these educators how you can help dismantle systemic racism in your school.

Salary & Workplace Conditions

Natalia Fierro, middle school teacher

The Time Crunch

by: Mary Ellen Flannery August 6, 2024
Too much work, too little time. How can educators win their race against the clock?
Prevention and intervention specialist Fanta Lee-Sankoh

Breaking the Cycle of Bad Behavior

by: Cindy Long August 6, 2024
We love our students, but behavior problems have reached a crisis point. We can do something about it.
school building

Addressing Excessive Heat in the Workplace Including Schools

by: Grace Hagerman July 3, 2024
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed a new rule to protect workers from extreme heat.
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Art Feeds the Soul… And Grows Your Union!

Download a new poster from NEA and put it up in your classroom or staff lounge! Remember you have a federally protected right to show the world that you are a union member.

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