Press Releases

NCAE President Tamika Walker Kelly Meets with Lawmakers on Capitol Hill as Education Secretary Nominee testifies before Congress

Amazon Workers in Garner to Hold Elections, Aiming to Become the Nation’s Second Unionized Amazon Warehouse

Order Would Permit ICE Arrests at Schools and Other Sensitive Locations

NC Supreme Court Refuses to Rule, Denying Students and Public Schools the Resources They Deserve

SB 382 politicizes Hurricane Helene Recovery efforts to strip power away from democratically elected officials, while also pushing stricter voting laws

SB 382 politicizes Hurricane Helene Recovery efforts to strip power away from elected democratic officials, while also pushing stricter voting laws.

HB10 prioritizes funding Private School Vouchers over Public Schools and Hurricane Relief

Voters make their voice loud and clear by rejecting anti-public school candidates

The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) issued the following statement today as state lawmakers reconvene in Raleigh take address additional aid for communities affected by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.

Amid tragedy, public schools prove once again they are the heart of our communities.