• Leadership at local, state and national levels in promoting high standards of excellence in education for all children.
• Professional advice, training, and other assistance related to current issues of instructional quality such as teacher evaluation, teacher mentoring, and inclusion of special needs students.
• Leadership in issues surrounding safe schools, including on-site training and guidance, for school employees, school districts, and communities.
• Access to NEA's professional library, the country's largest non-commercial publisher of educational materials.  Books and materials focus on professional development and quality instruction.
• Training for members and locals to fight racism, sexism, and other forms of bias and discrimination in the schools.
• Mediation Program

Call for information on classes such as these and many others, which could be offered for graded graduate credit in your area:

School Safety
Student standards and testing
Mentoring
Leadership skills
Parent involvement
What new teachers need to know
Marketing the value of ESP jobs in public education
Leadership training
Evaluation
Public engagement
Inclusion