#TitleIIA remains a historically underfunded program, not once reaching its fully authorized funding level in the past decade – let’s not make that mistake in FY 2023. Congress: we ask for an increase of this program of at least $100 million. Here at #LearnFwd22 we’re all in!

Our students deserve schools filled with outstanding support for teachers and principals – now more than ever. We urge Congress to finish FY 2023 appropriations during this Congress and increase funding for #TitleIIA. #LearnFwd22

Our students deserve schools filled with outstanding support for teachers and principals – now more than ever. We urge Congress to increase professional learning funding through #TitleIIA in FY 2023.

Our students deserve schools filled with outstanding support for educators so they can support students. Professional learning matters. #TitleIIA Learning Forward

This is work that impacts our most important learners- students. #titleIIa #LearnFwd22

Have you signed the Commitment to Support High-Quality Professional Learning form? docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #LearnFwd22 #TitleIIA

#LAD23 was great today! I love being with such motivated language advocates! We have so much important work to do to advance world lang education policy and $$ in this country, and especially to make the needs of our students and communities known to our Congress members! #NCLG

Important debt ceiling deal detail - No ESSER/ARP funds already sent to states and districts can or will be clawed back. National Assoc. of Elementary School Principals

Chairwoman Rosenworcel announces a new proposal to modernize the E-rate program, making more federal funds available for hotspors and devices for patrons, school bus wifi, and more! #ALAAC23

Allowing school buses to be outfitted with WiFi will give students more opportunities to succeed because it gives those without internet access at home more time to do their homework. NEA fully supports the FCC proposal to make school buses eligible for the E-Rate program.

Today we approved final rules to support Wi-Fi hotspots through the E-Rate program which will provide internet access for individuals without a reliable connection at home. fcc.gov/document/fcc-a…

The Fifth Circuit’s ruling against the Universal Service Fund is wrong. It undermines FCC programs connecting our most rural households, hospitals, schools, and libraries. It shows a lack of understanding of the law and hurts our most vulnerable students and communities.

What a downright dumb and misinformed decision by the Fifth Circuit under-cutting the Universal Service Fund which has done so much to connect Americans to the telecommunications they must have to be functioning citizens.

The Universal Service Fund WAS a bipartisan program – and it’s been going strong for decades. Now extreme right-wing judges are pulling the plug on the MILLIONS of families who rely on it for phone & internet service. This is today’s GOP: fighting for higher bills and chaos.

AASA joins 14 national organizations expressing outrage in 5th court circuit Universal Service Fund decision aasa.org/advocacy/blog/…

FCC looks to shield schools & libraries from cyber threats w/opening of $200M pilot program & a 45-day application window. Elected participants get support for cybersecurity costs. Data will inform future E-Rate & universal service fund use - bit.ly/3Tx3jQJ Keith Krueger

On this national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, we are happy to reshare a part of the video made for our 40th anniversary in 2021, honoring how his actions led to the formation of our organization. The Carter Center U.S. Department of Education Jimmy Panetta SIU Paul Simon Public Policy Institute

🚨 “This is not just bureaucratic reshuffling. It’s an ideological attack on public education.” All4Ed CEO Amy Loyd, Ed. L.D. responds to the Supreme Court’s decision allowing the Trump admin to fire 1,400+ Dept. of Ed staff. Read statement here: bit.ly/465bYkH