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Teacher Pay Rises Modestly: ‘Now Isn’t the Time to Rest’

The trends are encouraging, but the pandemic and ensuing economic crisis threatens recent gains.

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Parents' Support for Educators Stays Strong

As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, a national poll finds that parents empathize with teachers' struggles and trust their decisions.

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Miguel Cardona Answers NEA Members’ Questions

The new secretary of education talks about testing, equity, college affordability, and getting all students back-on-track after the pandemic.

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Where do Faculty Get Paid Best — and Worst?

Hint: Union members do better than most. An NEA report also documents the HBCU pay penalty, the persistent gender gap, and more.

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Helping Students to Understand Themselves

Paraprofessional Ashanti Rankin believes a public-school setting is where he can make the biggest difference, for his students and his community.

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Norwegian Cruise Line is celebrating educators with their award-winning, Giving Joy campaign – awarding 100 free cruises to 100 teachers. Deadline June 4.

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‘I’m Going to Die in Debt’

Twenty-something educators aren't the only ones saddled with student loans. Many retired educators have been paying back their student loans for decades.

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The Single Largest Investment in Students and Public Education Ever

See how President Biden has advocated for students and educators since day one of his administration.

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