By Mallory Johnson and Danielle Sklarew Kathrine Grant, an aspiring educator completing a Master’s degree at the University of Connecticut, understands the power of voting to impact her community. Grant chose to stay registered in her hometown rather than changing her voter registration to her campus address, because she wanted to have a voice in…
NEA has reviewed the education plans the presidential candidates have released to date. Here are the highlights.
Educators in some states can help eligible students register to vote at school. Find out how you can, too.
NEA’s #StrongPublicSchools Presidential Forum attended by 10 candidates garnered significant media buzz. Here’s an overview.
By Emily Bricker Nearly 10,000 NEA members and guests gathered in Houston on Friday to hear 10 presidential candidates address questions posed by educators during NEA’s first-ever Strong Public Schools Presidential Forum. Educators emerged energized and prepared to play an influential role in the 2020 presidential campaign. NEA president Lily Eskelsen García posed three questions…