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NEA reacts to Lori Chavez-DeRemer selection as Labor Secretary

November 22, 2024

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement reacting to the selection of Lori Chavez-DeRemer as Labor Secretary:

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NEA President on Linda McMahon: “Our students and our nation deserve so much better than Betsy DeVos 2.0.”

November 19, 2024

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement reacting to Donald Trump’s nomination of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education:

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NEA reacts to House’s passage of bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act

November 12, 2024

Historic passage is ‘major milestone’ and ‘huge victory’ for public service workers

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NEA President: “This is not the outcome we campaigned for... but it is the road through history we now must travel.”

November 6, 2024

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement on the election results:

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When voters choose, vouchers lose

November 6, 2024

In three states, voters overwhelmingly rejected the use of public money on private schools

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National, local leaders react to tentative agreement reached by Fairfax Education Unions

November 1, 2024

Pringle: This is a historic win for Fairfax students, educators and the community

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Largest Public Sector Labor Unions Unite to Get Out the Vote in Battleground States

October 21, 2024

NEA, SEIU, AFT and AFSCME launch joint volunteer canvassing effort two weeks before Presidential election

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NEA President: Educators excited as “Tim Walz delivered” in vice presidential debate

October 1, 2024

National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement reacting to the vice presidential debate:

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Ahead of VP Debate, Educators Detail What’s Moving Voters in Battleground States, Why Harris-Walz Ticket Matters for Students

September 27, 2024

NEA Shares Why Educators are Excited About the Ticket and the Impact They’re Having in Key Voting Communities

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NEA applauds members of Congress for historic action to force a vote on bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act

September 19, 2024

The nation’s largest union urges Congress to bring up ‘bill that would help eliminate the unfair penalty for retirement benefits’

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NEA reacts to Lori Chavez-DeRemer selection as Labor Secretary

NEA President on Linda McMahon: “Our students and our nation deserve so much better than Betsy DeVos 2.0.”

NEA reacts to House’s passage of bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act

NEA President: “This is not the outcome we campaigned for... but it is the road through history we now must travel.”

When voters choose, vouchers lose

National, local leaders react to tentative agreement reached by Fairfax Education Unions

Largest Public Sector Labor Unions Unite to Get Out the Vote in Battleground States

NEA President: Educators excited as “Tim Walz delivered” in vice presidential debate

Ahead of VP Debate, Educators Detail What’s Moving Voters in Battleground States, Why Harris-Walz Ticket Matters for Students

NEA applauds members of Congress for historic action to force a vote on bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act

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