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Cover Story
Election 2024: Education on the Ballot
Everything we want for public schools starts with electing the right leaders.
From the Classroom to Becoming ‘Education Governor’ to Vice Presidential Candidate
Kamala Harris picks former NEA Member Tim Walz for Vice President
Feature Article
Aspiring Educators on Why They Choose to Teach
Ready to pick up the torch for safe, just, and equitable schools, the next crop of teachers shares their motivation for stepping into the classroom.
Feature Article
Student Vaping Still a Health and Safety Issue in Schools
Educators also say vaping is disruptive to learning environments.
Feature Article
An Educator’s Guide to Cracking the Code
Do you have rizz? Are you sigma? Do you understand any of these words?! We help educators decipher the kid slang of today.
Feature Article
Teachers Win “Banned Concepts” Lawsuit
A state law that limited what teachers could say around race, gender, sexuality and disabilities was ruled unconstitutional, thanks to a union-led lawsuit
Education Support Professionals
The Political Power of Education Support Professionals
Many states—including Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Delaware, Michigan, Vermont, and Washington—have or are creating their own ESP Bill of Rights.
Special Sections
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In the KnowAP African American studies, places to live in the US, advocating for bullied students, and more
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Issues and ActionMembers go straight to the top to ask for what they deserve
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From Our SponsorWhat makes STEM products effective?
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Try This: BargainingAchieving more through bargaining for the common good
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Try This: TechnologyNew twists for old tech tools
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NEA Human and Civil Rights AwardsEducators gather at annual ceremony to honor individuals creating lasting change
Departments
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Becky's JournalNEA's president visits our newest affiliate and promotes the power of union membership and educator's voice at the ballot box
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NEA in ActionNEA is helping educators win better working conditions and more resources for students
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Last LookHear from Chef Ron Ossi and five of his students who recently won a statewide competition
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ResourcesRead Across America, Social and Emotional Learning Resources, Plan to Vote, and more
Quote byAlison O'Brien , social studies teacher
My view has always been that if I can’t teach history accurately, I don’t want to teach history. All I did was provide students with information and ask them questions about it, relating to state standards. If I can’t do that, then I don’t want to do this.
—Alison O'Brien
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social studies teacher
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NEA Today, August 2024
In our latest issue, NEA members share how they've taken control of the clock and gained back time in their workday. Plus how you can bargain for even more! And, we've heard you're struggling with student behavior issues. This issue explores the problem, and short and long-term solutions, and ways your Union can help.
NEA Today for NEA-Retired Members, August 2024
In our latest issue, NEA-Retired members are super-voters. Find out how your retired colleagues are getting out the vote and how you can take action. Plus, the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, segregation efforts are growing.
NEA Today for Aspiring Educators, 2024
In this issue, find out how NEA Aspiring Educators are taking action to end gun violence on college campuses and how you can join their efforts. Plus, learn how you can take a stand against book bans, use your talents to advocate for students and public schools, and help get out the vote for this year's pivotal 2024 presidential election.
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