What’s new in public education this year? We see some trends emerging, including trauma-informed education, virtual reality, and more.
With little progress at the national or state level, activists are making sure something is being done in their school districts to protect LGBTQ rights.
Florida Poly administrators fired the only on-campus counselor for her union activities. Now they have to hire her back.
With the right professional training, educators can reduce the impact of traumatic experiences and help all children learn.
Even if students have families who talk to them about healthy lifestyles at home, schools and educators play an indispensable role.
2020 Presidential hopefuls and educators address poverty and systemic racism at the Poor People’s Campaign forum.
Take a look at what happens in public schools where educators care more about creating a community built upon kindness, not consequences.
To mark the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, NEA invited six educators to share the triumphs, trials, and tribulations of being LGBTQ+ in the classroom.
The justifications used to shut down urban schools ignore the voices of parents, students and educators, but can’t mask the racism embedded in the policy.
The president’s immigration rhetoric and policies cause increased anxiety for LGBTQ immigrants