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What is NEA-Alaska?
NEA-Alaska is an advocate for an excellent public education for each child in Alaska and works to advance the interests of public school employees.
NEA-Alaska, an affiliate of the National Education Association, is an organization of 13,000+ members who work in Alaska’s public schools.
Whether it’s in a crowded urban classroom or a remote community in rural Alaska with only one school, we all aim to accomplish the same task: provide an excellent public education for every child in Alaska. Please join us in our journey.
Now hiring: Technology Coordinator
Technology Coordinator Position Description: NEA-Alaska is seeking a Technology Coordinator [...]
Keeping the promise of Public Service Loan Forgiveness for educators
By Mary Ellen Flannery Originally published on neaToday For many [...]
Now hiring: UniServ Director
NEA-Alaska is seeking aUniServ Director (located in Anchorage) to provide [...]
Alaska Teacher of the Year Wins NEA Foundation Award
Alaska Teacher of the Year, James Harris, was recently [...]
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Talking to students about Charlottesville violence and racism
"In the wake of the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia after one of the largest white nationalist rallies in recent years, [...]
Back to School 2017: How to keep stress at bay
By Cindy Long Originally Published in neaToday As you prepare to head back to school this fall, we’ve put together [...]
Looking for books on social justice issues?
The National Network of State Teachers of the Year (NNSTOY) just put out a great resource to bring texts tackling [...]
Back to School 2017: How will you motivate and engage your students?
By Cindy Long Originally Published in neaToday As you prepare to head back to school this fall, we’ve put together [...]
Lean on me: How mentors help first-year teachers
By Mary Ellen Flannery Originally published in neaToday Jennifer Susin remembers her first days as a Brevard County, Fla., kindergarten [...]
From the President’s Desk
Welcome back!
The school year is upon us and across the state, NEA-Alaska members are kicking into high gear. From Kotzebue to Anchorage, our public schools and [...]
After 5 years without a school, the village of Clarks Point brought one in on a barge
"A teacher and his family moved to the tiny and remote Southwest Alaska village of Clarks Point in mid-July. Soon [...]
Teacher shortages loom even after layoffs rescinded
"While the Alaska Legislature tarried on budget talks for fiscal year 2018, nearly 700 teachers statewide were handed pink slips [...]
New Denali Elementary teacher brings fun, compassion to classroom
"Lynn DeFilippo looked around the room at Denali Elementary School, where she will be molding the minds of about 25 [...]
Alaska needs more Alaska Native teachers
"In Alaska schools, Alaska Natives make up 25 percent of the student body, but less than 5 percent of the [...]
