The NEA Lists Its Goals And Democrats Agree
   August 22, 2007 Phyllis Schlafly Column

NEA Edition
   August 2007 Education Reporter

NEA Edition
   August 2006 Education Reporter

NEA Agenda is Frightening to Parents
   July 26, 2006 Phyllis Schlafly Column

How Public Schools Have Changed
   Aug. 17, 2005 Phyllis Schlafly Column

Follies and Failures of the National Education Assn.
   Aug. 2005 Phyllis Schlafly Report

NEA Edition
   August 2005 Education Reporter

The NEA's Lobbying Agenda
   Aug. 2004 Phyllis Schlafly Report

NEA Edition
   August 2004 Education Reporter

Political Activism Takes Center Stage With The NEA
   July 28, 2004 Phyllis Schlafly Column

NEA Edition
   August 2003 Education Reporter

NEA Gears Up To Elect Democrats
   July 30, 2003 Phyllis Schlafly Column

NEA Edition
   August 2002 Education Reporter

NEA Conventioneers Plot Anti-Voucher Action
   July 24, 2002 Phyllis Schlafly Column

AAE Is Alternative to NEA
   September 2001 Education Reporter

NEA Edition
   August 2001 Education Reporter

NEA Edition
   August 2000 Education Reporter

NEA Fights to Maintain School Monopoly
   August 2000 Phyllis Schlafly Report

Time To Abolish Federally Financed "Hate Art"
   Oct. 13, 1999 Phyllis Schlafly Column

Decoding the NEA Resolutions
   August 1999 Phyllis Schlafly Report

National Education Association Report
   August 1999 Education Reporter

NEA Report Labeled 'Fund Raising' Ploy
   December 1998 Education Reporter article.

NEA Report
   August 1998 Education Reporter

Teachers Unions Stay the Course
   August 12, 1998 Phyllis Schlafly column.

NEA Report
   August 1998 Education Reporter

The NEA Union Stays the Leftwing Course
   August 1998 Phyllis Schlafly Report

NEA Report
   August 1998 Education Reporter

NEA Paranoia in Print
   Article from July 1998 Education Reporter

Is the NEA Union 'Molding the Future'?
   August 1997 Phyllis Schlafly Report

NEA Report
   August 1997 Education Reporter

The NEA Is About Politics, Not Education
   August 1996 Phyllis Schlafly Report

NEA Passes Usual Radical Resolutions
   August 1996 Education Reporter

The NEA Proves Itself Extremist Again
   August 1995 Phyllis Schlafly Report

Mr. Tracey Bailey — Alternatives to the NEA 
The NEA has just held its annual meeting. We'll get an update about its mischief and talk about a teachers' alternative to the NEA.

AFT NIXES RADICAL NEA LESSON PLANS FOR 9-11.    American Federation of Teachers state affiliates in New York and West Virginia have joined many others who have gone on record rejecting teaching materials for Sept. 11 anniversary lessons from the National Education Association, which suggested "caution against assigning blame for the terrorist attacks." AFT President Sandra Feldman issued a statement saying, "On this very important anniversary in America's history, children should have a factual understanding of September 11. Lesson plans should be based on the facts, including what is undisputed about the terrorists who are to blame for the attack on America and whose values are anathema to ours....AFT believes that anything that implicitly seems to blame America for these attacks is wrong." NEA's lesson plans say no group is responsible for the terrorist attacks which killed 3,000 people. It recommends that teachers discuss "historical instances of American intolerance," in order to avoid "repeating terrible mistakes." The plan was developed by Brian Lippincott, an affiliate of the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the John F. Kennedy University in California. Washington Times, 8-24-02.