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Washington’s Pamella Johnson Recognized as 2023 NEA ESP of the Year
Pringle: We want to uplift professionals, like Pamella, who are dedicated advocates for the needs of students
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NEA: McCarthy Pushes Forward Banning Books and Censoring History
H.R. 5 ignores the vast majority of parents, students, and educators, who stand against politicizing classrooms, censoring history, and banning books
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Biden budget offers real solutions for students, educators and public schools
Pringle: Much-needed investments are real solutions that parents and students want and need
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NEA supports Sanders’ bill calling for $60,000 minimum teacher salary
As the educator shortage crisis grows, there must be ‘competitive career-based pay to recruit and retain educators’
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At 25, NEA’s Read Across America Celebrates the Freedom to Read!
Students deserve the freedom to read books that are as diverse and complex as their communities
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NEA: McCarthy Ignoring Parents, Students, and Educators
Responding to Speaker Kevin McCarthy, National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement:
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NEA applauds Julie Su’s historic nomination as next Labor Secretary
Nation’s largest union urges Congress to confirm her to Labor’s top post
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Statement from NEA on Michigan State University Shooting
Pringle: We must continue to come together to end the preventable epidemic of gun violence in this country and ensure all of us can be safe in our schools and communities.
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NEA President Becky Pringle Responds to College Board’s Revised Advanced Placement African American Studies Framework
The College Board today released its long-anticipated framework for Advanced Placement African American Studies curriculum. NEA President Becky Pringle issued the following statement in response.
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NEA SCOTUS filing argues for student debt relief
Amicus brief: Debt relief addresses the educator shortage, with “implications across the profession as financially secure educators are less likely to leave the profession.”
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