By TEA President Tanya Coats Being a TEA member has its benefits. I have always believed that being a member is critical in our profession. TEA brings like- minded people...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, Feb. 6, 2023 NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The first year of state K-12 budgeting with the new TISA formula provides new challenges. The Tennessee Education...
TEA President Tanya Coats: “The leadership and staff of the Tennessee Education Association are saddened by the death of Tyre Nichols. The impact of this tragedy is far-reaching and...
By TEA President Tanya Coats Happy New Year! One of my all-time favorite shows – I’ll accept the risk of dating myself here – was “Mister Rogers’...
By TEA Executive Director Terrance Gibson For many of us, the start of the new year brings excitement, anxiousness and the unknown. Whether it is the anticipation of the new students we...
TEA’s relentless fight to raise the state minimum salary schedule paid off in May when the Tennessee State Board of Education passed a 5.3% increase for licensed personnel’s minimum...
This professional development series will provide the opportunity to learn and apply new knowledge, and deepen skills to improve practice and instruction in the classroom. *Please note:...
Being an educator means we play an intricate role in democracy. Public schools are and have always been the cornerstone of advancing democracy, fostering equal opportunity and building a just...
The Tennessee Education Association calls on Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to sever ties with Hillsdale College and support legislation to limit the power of the state charter commission, restoring...
Across Tennessee this past spring and summer, applications for charter schools affiliated with the controversial Hillsdale College were rejected by local school boards. Larry Arnn,...
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