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All the People

All the People: NEA's Legacy of Inclusion and Its Minority Presidents is a recently authored book by noted historianAl-Tony Gilmore, which highlights NEA's minority presidents and their contributions to the organization's legacy of inclusion.

Mr. Al-Tony Gilmore will be on hand to sign his new book on Monday, Nov. 24, 2008 at the Capitol Hilton Hotel, in Baton Rouge, LA. Make sure to meet this historic author between 8:00am and 10:00am. His books will be on sale and he will be available for book signing.

Picturing America

NEA has partnered with the National Endowment for the Humanities to provide an excellent resource to encourage the learning and study of American history and culture. Picturing America is a free resource that can be readily used in every classroom and public library. Qualified applicants will receive a set of 40 high-quality reproductions (approximately 24" x 36") of great American art, and a teacher resource book.

Follow this link to fill out an application for your school. The deadline is November 14th. http://picturingamerica.neh.gov/

Classroom Jeopardy! StandardsLink Contest for Teachers click here

Nea Student Program click here

LAE/NEA Student Flyer ; Student Flyer

Impact of Economic Downturn on TRSL click here

American Education Week

Your 2008-2009 NEA Dues Dollars - View PDF

Messages From President Joyce Haynes

• Learning at School & at Home
• Reading
• Louisiana: Where We Live

The Daily Advertiser, Editorial: State Should Open LA 4 To Every Kid

NEA President to recommend Sen. Obama in General Election

Presidential candidates from both the Democratic and Republican parties worked to get the NEA's recommendation and access to its seasoned army of political member activists. click here

Education groups hope to block 'scholarship' bill click here

-Joyce Haynes, "No Voucher" Press Conference, Thursday, June 5, 2008