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Washington’s Pamella Johnson Recognized as 2023 NEA ESP of the Year

03/27/2023

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

03/23/2023

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

03/09/2023

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

03/09/2023

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!

03/02/2023

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

03/01/2023

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

02/28/2023

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

02/14/2023

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

02/01/2023

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

01/11/2023

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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Washington’s Pamella Johnson Recognized as 2023 NEA ESP of the Year

NEA: McCarthy Pushes Forward Banning Books and Censoring History

Biden budget offers real solutions for students, educators and public schools

NEA supports Sanders’ bill calling for $60,000 minimum teacher salary

At 25, NEA’s Read Across America Celebrates the Freedom to Read!

NEA: McCarthy Ignoring Parents, Students, and Educators

NEA applauds Julie Su’s historic nomination as next Labor Secretary

Statement from NEA on Michigan State University Shooting

NEA President Becky Pringle Responds to College Board’s Revised Advanced Placement African American Studies Framework

NEA SCOTUS filing argues for student debt relief

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