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We are teachers and education staff professionals, working together to maintain the right to a free, quality public education system for all students to learn and succeed. We are working to advance professional growth, development and the status of all the employees who serve the students in Florida's public schools.
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Mark Pudlow:
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Special Features
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Member Benefits
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IT PAYS TO BE A MEMBER....
See how you can offset the cost of your dues and actually
put money in your pocket!
FEA MEMBER ADVANTAGE:
- ACCESS is a special group discount purchasing program to help members stretch those hard earned dollars.
(Click the card image at the top of the page. You will be asked to login using the number on your FEA/ACCESS membership card.)
- Creative Benefits a member benenfit that provides financial savings.
- Horace Mann - the father of American public education believed every child should receive a basic education, and as a result worked hard to create a ladder of opportunity for millions of children. We are proud to share his name.. Founded by educators for educators...
NEA MEMBER ADVANTAGE:
AFT MEMBER ADVANTAGE :
Extend your member benefits with AFTPlus and Community Advantage.
RECYCLE FOR EDUCATION:
Earn money for your school, your education association and help protect the environment. In Florida, the money generated from recycled printer cartridges at Staples stores goes to the NEA Foundation which then returns every dollar back to Florida in the form of small grants.
LOOKING FOR THE UNION LABEL:
The AFL-CIO Union Label and Service Trades Department offers shoppers an array of union-made gifts.
Celebrate Our Legacy
| Delegates, across the state of Florida, gathered in Tampa in October for the FEA annual meeting and to recognize a significant moment in FEA history. In 1968, Florida public school teachers resigned their jobs in an effort to bring attention to various issues that were crippling public education, including a lack of adequate funding, class size, working conditions, salaries, and a need for adequate school supplies and resources for students. |
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After the Election-Our Work is Just Beginning
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An interview with Madison CEA President George Williams
"... We’ve got to move on to become active in the politics of their respective communities, state and nation. That’s the real challenge.........If we allow people who don’t know public schools, who don’t teach in the classroom every day, who do not drive the school buses, who do not prepare the food, who do not clean the buildings, make the decisions, we get results...."
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