NEA is committed to ensuring all students can learn in a safe, welcoming environment by combating antisemitism, ...

Meet two educators who say they’ve noticed negative behaviors decreasing after bringing more seating options to students.

WASHINGTON - National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement reacting to the Supreme Court’s action today: “Nothing is more important than the success of ...

When the Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was enacted, Congress committed to fund 40 percent of the average per pupil cost for special education. A half-century later, students who ...

On June 30, the Department of Education announced via two emails that it is withholding $6.8 billion in funding previously slated for distribution starting July 1. The first email suspended $6.2 ...

Teresa M. Hodge, Ph.D., an associate professor of math at Broward College in Florida, is NEA's Higher Educator of the Year.

WASHINGTON—Almost $6.9 billion in federal K–12 education funding, normally released to states on July 1, is being withheld ...

Andy Markus, NEA's 2025 ESP of the Year, told delegates at NEA's Representative Assembly that when NEA fights, we win!

Supreme Court decisions affect educators, students and working families every day. Find out how we “graded” key decisions that have helped or hurt public education.

Conference on Racial and Social Justice equipped educators with the tools, inspiration, and community needed to confront systemic inequities and fight for a more just future.

A majority of state legislatures spent far less on public colleges and universities in 2020 than they did in 2008, an NEA analysis shows. This means colleges and universities must rely on students to ...

Since the enactment of universal school voucher programs, states are struggling with the programs’ cost and lack of transparency and accountability. Overwhelmingly, school vouchers are being used by ...