Vote early today or on election day, March 3, 2020. See TSTA's complete endorsed candidates list below.
Urge your representatives to cosponsor the Public Schools Week resolution which recognizes the importance of our nation’s public schools and honors those who work tirelessly to support and strengthen them.
Feb. 3-7 is also Black Lives Matter at School week of action. As an educator, you can take this opportunity to pledge to address the inequities that result from institutionally racist policies and practices in our schools and communities.
The 2020 census is upon us with the U.S. Census Bureau officially kicking off its count in Toksook Bay, Alaska. NEA’s “We Count” campaign promotes participation in the 2020 census through members engaging their communities.
Get ready for the 2020 election with Strong Public Schools, NEA’s voter guide. Visit the site to see where the presidential candidates stand on issues affecting your students and your classroom and find resources to Vote Education First in 2020!
You made a difference! TSTA thanks everyone who marched to the polls, rallied at the Capitol, responded to our Action Alerts and contacted their state legislators during the session.
Books change lives. Sometimes they give us insight into our own experience, sometimes they reveal something about other people that helps us relate to those around us. Check out the 2019-20 Read Across America calendar to see great stories and lesson plans for this school year.
Taking $5 billion a year in taxpayer money from public schools, where the vast majority of students will continue to be educated, and using that money to enrich private school owners, as Trump has proposed, is not a conservative moral value, as some people apparently believe.
Discover all the ways we can help you! NEA Member Benefits program offers credit cards, income protection, auto buying, travel, everyday discounts, and more.
