The 35,000 members of the Missouri National Education Association are public school teachers, librarians, counselors, coaches, school psychologists and psychiatrists, administrators and faculty in colleges and universities. We are proud to include among our membership all categories of education support professionals: bus drivers and custodians, teacher aides and paraprofessionals, nurses, school secretaries and food service workers.
Our members are employed in school districts across the state, as well as in state schools, community colleges and on university campuses. College students studying to be educators are our members, as are a growing number of former school employees who are retired from education.
Missouri NEA is affiliated with the 3.2 million member National Education Association.
Riverview Gardens students return to school Aug. 18, but no one knows who will be there to teach them and maintain a safe, clean school environment. more »
Bayless teachers voted 72 to 5 in favor of the Bayless Education Association as their exclusive bargaining representative. more »
Race to the Top (RT3) applications for Round 2 are due June 1, 2010. Missouri plans to submit a revised application to compete for a piece of the $3.4 billion left in federal RT3 education funding. more »
Missouri NEA's candidate picks win by sweeping margin in the 2010 election of the Public School Retirement System and Public Education Employee Retirement System Board of Trustees. more »