Fall 24, Maine Educator Online, News
MEA’s 2024 Election Endorsements Public education shouldn’t be at the mercy of politics. But the reality is, elected officials are constantly weighing policies that affect our students, schools, and professions every day. That’s why electing pro-education...
Fall 24, Maine Educator Online, News
On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, citizens across the United States will cast their votes for President and U.S. Congress. Additionally, here in Maine, we will be voting for all 186 seats in the Maine Legislature. Elections offer a prime opportunity for civics education,...
Fall 24, Maine Educator Online, News
One thing that stands out to me as I travel across the state and witness the exceptional work of Maine educators is how connected we are. This sense of connection was particularly evident when I visited Nes Griffin’s classroom at Conners Elementary in Lewiston to film...
Fall 24, Features, Maine Educator Online, News, Professional Development
Rodney Robinson, the 2019 National Teacher of the Year, delivered a powerful keynote address at the Maine Education Association Summer Conference, focused on the importance of addressing implicit biases and systemic racism to create a more equitable education system....
Fall 24, Features, Maine Educator Online
MEA President Jesse Hargrove begins his first term. Jesse Hargrove, former Vice President of the Maine Education Association (MEA), officially began his role as MEA President on July 15th. President Hargrove brings a wealth of experience, enthusiasm, and a deep...
Cook's Corner, Fall 24, Maine Educator Online
If you’ve completed MEA’s Learning Hub course, Understanding Challenging Behavior: Root Cause Analysis for Education Support Professionals, you may already be familiar with PBIS World. If not, you’re in for a treat that will undoubtedly help address...
