Anchorage School Board candidate says he’s withdrawing from race to avoid splitting the vote
February 6, 2019 | ADN | Tegan Hanlon James Smallwood is dropping his bid to serve on the Anchorage School [...]
‘It was a surprise to everyone’: What the proposed $20 million education cut could mean for Alaska schools
Author: Tegan Hanlon | ADN Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposal Monday to cut $20 million in education funding in the middle of [...]
Dunleavy wants to spend $131 million on Alaska earthquake reconstruction; suggests cutting $20 million for schools
Author: James Brooks | ADN JUNEAU — Gov. Mike Dunleavy has proposed spending $131 million, mostly from the federal government, [...]
Inclusive Practice Award Nominations!
Do you know an Alaskan educator whose work is an example of best practices for including students with disabilities in [...]
It’s official: Anchorage School District teachers have a new contract
ADN.com | By Tegan Hanlon It’s official: The roughly 3,300 members of the Anchorage Education Association teachers union have a [...]
FirstBook and MSEA collaborate on Trauma Toolkit, Unconscious Bias projects
Maryland State Education Association developed a free resource with FirstBook, helping educators recognize and teach students who had experienced different [...]
Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Semester Research Program
This program provides K-12 educators form the United States to take part in a three- to six-month professional development experience [...]
NEA Adventures
See the world with fellow educators Plan less, see more! Each NEA Adventures trip is exclusively offered to NEA members [...]
Major Enhancement Made to the NEA Cash Rewards Credit Card
The NEA® Cash Rewards Credit Card, provided by Bank of America, will soon give cardholders the flexibility to choose how [...]
NEA-Alaska Locals Make Gains Through Bargaining
There are some that think school districts will just give educators whatever they ask for when it comes to salary, [...]