Maine Education Association Launches Annual Read Across Maine Program
Navigating the School Budget Process
MEA Members Show Up in Augusta to Advocate for Public Eduation
This Aroostook County School is Vending Out Lifelong Readers
Caribou Community School's innovative book vending machine motivates students to read and...
It’s Been a Long Time Coming!
Congress makes history and passes bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act During the final hours...
Editor’s Note – Winter 2025
"One Child, One Teacher, One Book, and One Pen Can Change The World." As I was putting the...
Social Media Savvy: A Guide to Posting Wisely and Professionally
Educators have a visible place in their communities, and lately, so many are finding themselves under the microscope for everything they say, wear,...
Creating Inclusive Schools: A Guide For Educators Supporting LGBTQI+ Students
The numbers are staggering.73% of LGBTQI+ students face mental health challenges according to a survey by the Trevor Project. The question for...
Student Mental Health
What students need, in their own words “Two years ago, I had a lot of mental health struggles. I was diagnosed with depression, and I was unable to...
From MEA’s Executive Director – Rachelle Bristol
As I write this, the leaves are starting to turn signaling the beginning of fall. The weather is chilly in the evenings, and apple picking is on the...
President’s Letter – Fall 2023
A "Triple H" Summer “Triple H” usually refers to ‘hot, hazy, and humid’ (it also, I just learned from google, is the name that a certain...
Artificial Intelligence and its Impact on Education
How tools like Chat GPT are changing the landscape and how you can take advantage Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize various...
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