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    PSC helps Augusta High Schools End Year on “Edu-taining” Note

    June 29, 2012 by Cindy Long

    NEA’s Priority Schools Campaign (PSC) kicked-off a long-term, multi-faceted family and community engagement effort in Augusta, Georgia with uplifting assemblies at three priority high schools.

  • Jenna Marvin, media specialist at Howenstine High Magnet School.

    Educators Aren’t Just Welcoming Change, They’re Leading It

    March 23, 2012 by Cindy Long

    Educators in priority schools are taking the helm of local school reforms while changing the perception of their profession and association. Learn about the work of NEA members in Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Maine and North Carolina.

  • Carol Montgomery, from Gwinnett County, takes notes at the NEA Joint Conference on Concerns of Minorities and Women

    Sharing the Wealth

    June 30, 2011 by Staci Maiers

    School reform. It’s the hot topic du jour. It seemingly produces a daily silver bullet answer that changes with each person asked. But what really works to transform public schools that have persistently struggled? Research gathered by the National Education…

  • Don’t Be Timid About Twitter

    June 27, 2010 by PSC Editor

    At NEA’s Priority Schools Campaign, Twitter is used to track and link to news reports and key commentary on school improvement. And live Tweets are often posted from events. If you aren’t among the more than 500 people and organizations following…

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