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The National Education Association stands as the largest teachers union in the United States, and its recent annual convention in Portland, Oregon has sparked considerable debate. The union’s shift towards a politically charged agenda has raised eyebrows, as discussions focus less on educational improvements for American children and more on partisan resolutions and ideological battles.
Setting the tone at this pivotal gathering was Ashlie Crosson, the NEA’s 2025 Teacher of the Year. Speaking on July 4th, she asserted that her role is inherently political, a perspective that suggests a departure from traditional educational values. Crosson stated that her realization of the profession’s political nature compelled her to take a stand. This signal of allegiance to progressive causes points to a union increasingly disconnected from the educational needs of students and the priorities of parents.
Resolutions Reflecting Political Overreach
Leaked resolutions from the convention showcase a masterclass in political maneuvering rather than focusing on educational advancement. One notable resolution expressed an intention to
