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NEA-NH Professional Development

Supporting educator growth and achievement for more than 165 years


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Registration deadline: February 2! The 2025 NEA-NH New and Aspiring Teacher Conference will be on Saturday, February 8, 2025 and the conference also offers evening Zooms during February; all are open for registration!

Please join us in person OR on Zoom this February! We will host a full-day event on Saturday, February 8 in person, offering 5.25 credits. Three additional 1.5 hr Zoom classes will be after school on 2/10, 2/12, and 2/18. This flyer will give you all the info you need.

This conference is created to best support our early career educators and those in teacher-prep programs; however, the topics are appropriate for anyone working in the schools. If you want to understand students and behaviors better, and if you want fresh ways to connect with students, this conference is for you! New teachers, this is the best training to prepare you for the real classroom experience.

Feb 8 Event Fees: $49/members, $149/non-members, and $0/NEA Student members (invite your student teachers)! Feb Zooms: $15 each/members, $45 each/non-members; $0/NEA Student members. The registration deadline for all classes is Sunday, February 2; please register today!

Click here for FEBRUARY 8 IN PERSON

Click here for FEBRUARY EVENINGS ON ZOOM

NEA-NH partners with NH School Funding Fairness Project to bring you NH School Funding and Property Taxes on Zoom, Tuesday, February 18, 2025.

Join us on ZOOM from 4:00-5:30PM on 2/18/25 to learn from the NH School Funding Fairness Project about the complex formula and taxes that affect your child’s public school funding. Once you register, you will be sent a ZOOM LINK to join the meeting. PRE-REGISTER HERE

CLASSROOM TEACHERS! Register for two days of transformative, interactive training on CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS!

Update: The NORTH location for April 2 and April 3 is FULL! Looking forward to it! You can place yourself on the Wait List if desired (click on the link), and we will notify you if a spot opens up. The SOUTH location is holding its PART TWO on April 4. There are a few spots available, even if you missed PART ONE in November.

SAVE THE DATE for our Education Support Professionals Conference on Saturday, April 19, 2025!


Ongoing Opportunities

Amazing access to Graduate Credits

through VESi and Russell Sage College for NEA-NH Members

Explore NEA Micro Credentials

You’re invited to explore and complete over 175 NEA Micro-credentials, available online for individual members or member cohorts, at your convenience for no additional cost! A micro-credential is a short, competency-based recognition. NEA offers over 175 micro-credentials (topics, also called stacks) created by educators for educators. Most take 10-15 hours to complete, within six months, and have a wealth of resources you can use in schools every day. This is a great way to take your professional development into your own hands and learn the things YOU need, to help you thrive in your career.

Click here to find out more.

Or print this Microcredentials_Flyer_2024

 

 

 

 

Resource Center

NEA-NH Professional Developing Lending Library

We host a professional library of books and films on education and mental health topics that you can borrow for two weeks at a time. 

Contact Ally Snyder for details.

 

Virtual Vendor Hall Bringing Our Trusted Partners to You

Visit our Virtual Vendor Hall to see offerings and services provided by our trusted vendors and partners.

 

 

Mental Health Resources for NEA-NH Members

Feel like you’re at the end of your rope and your grip is slipping? You’re stressed, exhausted and may need some support or someone to talk to other than your spouse or colleagues who are equally spent.

You have numerous resources available at your fingertips providing help for your mental health.

About us

WHAT DO WE DO ?

Great educators create great public schools. NEA and NEA-NH provides the training, tools, and community support for educators to engage students, nurture justice, and excel in their profession. We provide resources for all education professionals, in all settings. Because we’re there, too. 

At every stage of your career, NEA and NEA-NH help you grow into your passion and be a leader for your students. We provide cutting-edge resources from education experts on the skills and topics educators need to join, stay in, and advance our profession. 

WHO ARE WE ?

Kim Organek – NEA-NH Public Education and School Support Coordinator

korganek@nhnea.org

Ally Snyder – NEA-NH Public Education and School Support Assistant

asnyder@nhnea.org