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The 2025 National Education Association Representative Assembly (NEA RA) convened in Portland, Oregon, from July 3 to July 6, bringing together educators and advocates from across the nation. This annual gathering serves as the paramount decision-making forum for the NEA, where members engage in critical discussions and vote on key initiatives impacting education.
During the assembly, delegates addressed pressing issues such as funding for public schools, teacher salaries, and educational equity. Workshops and sessions provided opportunities for professional development and networking, allowing educators to share best practices and innovative strategies. The assembly also featured keynote speakers who inspired attendees with their insights on the future of education and the importance of advocacy.
As the NEA RA concluded, members left energized and united, ready to implement the resolutions passed during the assembly. The event underscored the collective commitment of educators to improve the educational landscape for all students across the country.
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