Graduation Season in Swing. How Will You Prepare Students For the Road Ahead?
From flowers and new growth to long sunny days and no winter coats, spring is all about closing one chapter and starting another. At schools everywhere, it means graduation and commencement speeches.
How are you preparing to say goodbye to your students?
Share your words of advice below on how you'll help prepare them for the road ahead.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
As a first generation college student from Albany, New York, I had a limited concept of what to expect from college beyond my visits. I had no idea of how my world was about to open up in unexpected ways. During my freshman year, I met Dr.
Simpler is Better
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the updated NEA Foundation Web site. By organizing the site by our core programs – Unions & Districts, Grants to Educators, Innovation, and Awards – and incorporating more videos, images, and
Meet our Senior Fellows Advisory Group
We are delighted to introduce to you the seven globally-recognized scholars, thought leaders, and practitioners, who will serve as the inaugural cohort of our newly formed Senior Fellows Advisory Group.
For many
years, the NEA Foundation has
Congratulations to 2012 Bill Miles Young Scholars Memorial Scholarship recipients
Today, we recognize four young scholars— Bianca Couture, Ashdon Reynolds, Alton Skinner, and Brianna Smith. These students have not only demonstrated a commitment to learning, but also lead by example in their communities, whether through
Why The NEA Foundation is Diving into Social Media
By Harriet Sanford, President & CEO
Do you hear that? It's the sound of thousands of educators discussing their problems, sharing ideas, and offering their opinions about what's working (and what isn't) in our public schools. These conversations are