Press Releases

Vermont-NEA members push back against Governor Scott’s nominee for Secretary of Education.

President Don Tinney's statement regarding Governor Scott's appointment of a for-profit charter school executive for Secretary of Education.

The Commission for Public School Employee Health Benefits unanimously agreed to a two-year extension of the current school employees’ healthcare plan while pledging to work together toward systemic changes that would lower costs and make healthcare more affordable.

"Rather than be a true partner in making sure our children get the resources they need and deserve, Phil Scott wants to scare local taxpayers and school boards into doing less."

Highest and most prestigious awards ceremony will take place on July 2, 2023

Vermont-NEA Says the Board’s Move Points to Immediate Need for Legislature to Stop Flow of Taxpayer Dollars to Private Schools

New NEA reports reveal teachers make thousands less than they did a decade ago

NEA President: School districts and states can solve this ‘five-alarm crisis’ by making public education an attractive career path

The National Education Association, the nation’s largest union representing nearly 3 million educators, unveiled its latest survey of members' opinions on key issues facing public education during the pandemic.