News, events and information about public schools, our students and the education profession.
If you have questions, call your Association Rep., County President, WVEA Help Center at 1-866-568-9832, or your Organizational Development Specialist. If you are RIFed, you have the right to: Your…
If you visit Spring Mills High School in Berkeley County, you may see a fluffy four-legged staff member roaming the hallways. Jet is a one-and-a-half-year-old yellow Labrador that works as…
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – WVEA President Dale Lee, along with AFT-WV President Fred Albert, presented the findings from the Solutions for Success focus groups to the Senate Education Committee this morning….
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – “It’s time to give them that respect.” WVEA President Dale Lee spoke at the West Virginia State Board of Education meeting yesterday regarding the upcoming legislative session, and…
Our educators are the experts when it comes to our schools and students. WVEA’s mission is to make sure your voice is heard. The 2023 Legislative Session begins January 11…
Education employee shortages abound across West Virginia. WVEA TODAY staff spoke to teachers and service personnel across the state to see how shortages were affecting their work and their students….
Teachers go above and beyond for their students, often buying classroom supplies needed to make learning successful. The educator expense deduction allows eligible teachers and administrators to deduct part of…
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The state Public Employees Insurance Agency Finance Board approved the plan for fiscal year 2024 on Thursday, December 15. The PEIA plan was the same plan that…
Principal Jody Sowards at Huntington East Middle School received the honor of Superintendent’s Superhero. Sowards was nominated by Don Pennington, HEMS Assistant Principal, for his heroic act in saving a…
PDF flyer Join us to discuss solutions needed to improve our schools and increase student achievement. WVEA and AFT-WV will be holding a series of joint discussions around the state…
