Students and families can't afford to pay for billionaires' tax cuts.

An activist's job is not just to advocate for their community, but to take care of themselves. We cannot care for others without caring for ourselves first.

Our most thriving ecosystems are truly biodiverse.

Members of the Arkansas Education Association! If you suffer property damage, please send President Reisma a message at [email protected]. We will coordinate monetary assistance to those affected, but we need to know about what we are facing before we can allocate.

"The decision to dismantle the US Department of Education is a misguided and dangerous path that undermines the fundamental values of public education in our country." ~President Reisma #dontstop #LeadingTheWay #ProtectOurStudents ao.pressreader.com/article/2841...

Cuts to the Department of Education will impact millions of students who depend on it including the 130-thousand students enrolled in Prince George’s County Public Schools in Maryland.

Congratulations to Andy Markus, the 2025 NEA Education Support Professional of the Year! Andy is a middle school Assistant Facilities Manager in Utah who knows that the care we put into our school environment reflects in the success of our students. We are so proud to name him our ESP of the Year!

Each of us holds the power to make a difference in our communities, for our communities. It only takes a few minutes to raise your voice. Check out ways to speak out on education issues that matter ⬇️

Nothing like a speech from @hcrichardson.bsky.social to galvanize and organize to protect our students, public education, and the very soul of this nation.

I fully understand the situation, but I refuse to be defined by it. @neatoday.bsky.social

Public Education is not just a career, it is an act of love. @neatoday.bsky.social Vice President Princess Moss

The Department of Education plays a critical role in funding public schools, protecting student rights, and ensuring access to quality education. But Trump’s pick for Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, has pledged to dismantle it. @nbcnews.com explains why this matters:

“We’ve created a world - very, very quickly, in 4 or 5 weeks - in which the level of American strength is incomparably lower.” Trump is making America far more vulnerable by abandoning allies, embracing enemies & destroying our democratic infrastructure at home. youtu.be/11QBNJj_8gM?...

Voters have repeatedly rejected school vouchers that take funding from public schools. Yet, anti-public education politicians are forcing them through executive orders—hurting millions of students. Public funds belong in public schools. Tell Congress to stop attacks on our students👉🏽 buff.ly/4hYMx7e

At the very least, our students and educators deserve a qualified Secretary of Education. Linda McMahon is not that.

No classroom teacher, no school bus driver, no cafeteria worker should pay more taxes than a billionaire. That is just wrong.

Every student deserves a great public school. But great schools are only possible because of the educators who show up ready to make a difference. This #PublicSchoolsWeek, and every week, we celebrate those who inspire, support, and prepare our students for the future. #PSW25 publicschoolproud.org

This is informative. Thanks

President Zelenskyy has more courage, principle and honor in his right pinky than Trump has displayed in his whole, vile lifetime.

Today is the last day to vote in the Arkansas Education Association Primary Election! Be sure to make your voice heard!

Arkansas lawmakers are making a massive power grab away from citizens. They are attacking the rights of citizens to decide on ballot measures. Call your lawmakers now and tell them HANDS OFF! @aprilreisma.bsky.social @arpanel1963.bsky.social

This. Also. @aoc.bsky.social @ericswalwell.bsky.social et al , can you do what ever you guys do in the House to let Musk, Trump and everyone know that the UCFE, which funds unemployment benefits , is in the Dept of Labor. If these funds are cut, the cost will fall on the states.

We must transform public education into something it was never designed to be: a racially and socially just system that allows every student to thrive.

Dismantling the U.S. Department of Education would hurt all students—especially those from lower-income families and students with disabilities—by cutting essential services, increasing class sizes, and slashing civil rights protections.

Gutting the CDC right as we’re on the cusp of major outbreaks of transmissible diseases is a very bad idea.

Listen to Secretary Pete. And remember, these are our funds. These are our courts. And these are our streets.

Extreme anti-public education politicians and their billionaire backers are shutting out the leaders we elect. We refuse to stand by while they undermine our democracy. We will do whatever it takes to protect our students and the futures they deserve.

This is very good strategic assessment of the shock and awe, flood the zone Trump strategy- Trump is acting like a king because he’s too weak to govern like a President In the South we have been fighting, and defeating, extra-constitutional fascists for hundreds of years. Hold the line

Programs in Michigan and Wisconsin have already shut down, leaving families scrambling for childcare. This is what happens when extremists put politics over kids. https://apnews.com/article/head-start-blackouts-trump-6e7655e56c0b451092411e7fdd1def2e

Millions of students rely on programs run by the Department of Education. Eliminating it would be equivalent to "giving up on our future," says @neapresident.bsky.social Becky Pringle. We need leaders who will stand up for students—not dismantle the very systems that support them.

President Trump is using his Project 2025 playbook to privatize education because he knows vouchers have repeatedly been a failure in Congress.

The Trump administration knows private school vouchers have failed in Congress and been rejected by voters, so they're using an executive order to push them through anyway—at the expense of 90% of students who attend public schools.

As educators, we have accepted the sacred responsibility to protect students—every single student, regardless of their immigration status—and to protect families and communities. We have a professional and moral responsibility to keep our students safe.