The courses below are NEA’s newest Independent Study Courses and are open and free for all members. Each link will take you to the registration page for NEA’s learning management system…
This is going to be a long note but it’s an important one. Educator voice has been an integral part of our successes this legislative session, and we still need…
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Hattiesburg High School – Special Education Teachers (2) -French Teacher -History Teachers (3) -Math Teachers (2) -Science Teacher -Spanish Teacher Interested individuals should contact Eric Boney and LaShonda Short. There…
With school canceled for the remainder of the academic year, we at MAE are now focused on ensuring educators remain supported during this challenging time. We’re exploring new professional development opportunities to…
This page will continue to be updated with information as it becomes available to us. If you’ve got questions you’d like us to try and have answered or you can…
HB 770, the Trauma-Informed Schools Act, passed out of the House yesterday with overwhelming bipartisan support! This bill prioritizes student mental health and seeks to equip educators and districts with…
Big news from the Capitol today! | HB 1139, the community schools bill, has passed out of the House on a unanimous vote. We are thrilled to see this legislation continue to…
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS: HB 1139 | Today, HB 1139 passed out of the House Education Committee! It heads to the full House from here. This bill seeks to amend the Districts…
Mary Adelyn Frasier, MAE Public Affairs Intern “This is very much a school safety issue.” That is what George Stewart had to say about House Bill 490. Stewart is a…