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Schools need significant support in order to reopen safely

NEA President: No One Should Listen to Trump, DeVos on Reopening Schools

“There are ways to mitigate the risk. It will be costly but it’s worth every dime. We will not open an unsafe school. Nothing else is acceptable,” says Lily Eskelsen García.

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RSVP for a webinar on reopening schools safely

Returning Safely to In-Person Instruction: What Educators Need to Know

As debate over reopening school buildings intensifies, NEA experts answer educators' questions about the unprecedented challenges facing them and their students.

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Supreme Court give states green light to expand voucher schools

Supreme Court Gives States Green Light to Expand School Vouchers

By permitting taxpayer funding of private religious schools, the Court just joined the far-right agenda to undermine public education.

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Effective Communication Tips for Education Support Professionals

Kimberly Scott-Hayden, a New Jersey Education Association executive committee member, shares advice for facilitating open and honest communication and professional growth opportunities for ESPs.

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Lily Eskelsen Garcia addressing the 2020 RA delegates

At 2020 Representative Assembly, Educators Vow to Help Lead Nation Through Crisis

More than 7,000 delegates came together virtually as they prepared to make an impact in the 2020 elections and beyond.

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Educator voice makes a difference in school reopening

Your Voice Matters

Educators are making a difference in decisions to reopen schools and stem budget cuts.

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Public Education is at Stake in Election 2020

Stacey Abrams and Fair Fight Action are combating voter suppression and believe that educators play a key part in safe and secure elections. Learn more about steps educators can take to prepare students to vote.

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cutting back on mental health support on campus

Florida College Counselors Terminated, Students Left in Limbo

“Students require counseling. Saying that we’re going to have it done by people with less background, less training, and who can do it cheaper — and coincidentally happen not to be union members — is not the answer.”

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