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National Education Association President Becky Pringle released the following statement on the election results: ...

According to a new report by PEN America, a total of 56 educational gag orders were filed in state legislatures in 2024. Despite the decrease from previous years, a higher percentage of these bills ...

WASHINGTON — Voters in Nebraska, Kentucky, and Colorado have decisively rejected ballot measures that would have allowed politicians to siphon taxpayer funds from public to private schools. Across the ...

In Massachusetts, voters rejected the state’s harmful reliance on a high-stakes graduation exam. The students who most often fail—and can’t get a diploma—have been English learners and students with ...

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In today’s rapidly evolving world, career literacy has become an essential educational objective in K-12 classrooms. It involves helping students understand a range of career opportunities, the skills ...

WASHINGTON—Educators and support staff in Fairfax County, home to Virginia’s largest school district, have reached a historic tentative agreement with the Fairfax County Public Schools, for the first ...

2024 marks the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Cleveland Board of Education v. LaFleur decision, a landmark case for the rights of pregnant women in the workplace. The NEA lent financial ...