More than 7,500 educators gather to vote on issues facing public education and set the organization’s policies and priorities for the upcoming year.
In a sea of hot pink and blue T-shirts, NEA -Student and NEA-Retired members worked shoulder to shoulder hammering, gluing, writing, packing and creating at the Leaders Empowering Grassroots Advocacy for Communities and Youth (LEGACY) Project at the Student Leadership Conference July 1.
“The biases we have in our schools is deeply troubling,” said Toldson, a widely-published researcher and writer most known for debunking myths about the Black community. “The most important thing a teacher can do for a student is to help him or her discover the things they are good at.”
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