What My Students Learned About Academic Freedom—and What it Means for All of Us
What I Love About School Magazine Cover Contest
My Hero Works at School Essay Contest
Protecting Your Voice: Navigating Challenges in Today’s Classroom
As an educator, whether you like it or not, you are held to higher standards within the community....
Teaching While Scared
Violent student outbursts are putting educators at risk. By: Brenda Álvarez, Senior Writer, NEA...
Cook’s Corner – Best Practices in Mentoring
Maine teachers new to the profession are required to have a mentor for two years. Those new to a...
Editor’s note – Winter 2021
Robe O'Clock In the beginning of this pandemic, my loving husband bought me a new robe. This was right around the time when it seemed like everyone...
Editor’s Note – Fall 2021: Starting in Quarantine and the Stuff that Helps
As I sit to write this, I have an elementary aged son who is already in quarantine due to exposure at school. We didn’t even make it a full week....
Read Across America – Fall 2021 Recommended Books
Fall 2021 - Create Change Encourage students to envision the world as the kind of place they want it to be with books that help them recognize their...
Grants & Opportunities – Fall 2021
MEA and our affiliate partners offer members many opportunities that help provide additional support for your work and your students. MEA encourages...
Collective Bargaining Wins
By: Nate Williams, Collective Bargaining and Research Director Collective bargaining gives educators a voice. Through collective bargaining, MEA...
From MEA’s Executive Director – Rachelle Johnson
It’s All About Perspective So, it’s been a minute since we last chatted. A lot has happened. The summer has come and gone, and now there is a...
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