April 2013
Full-Tuition Scholarships for NEA Members from Walden University
Save Your Money – Apply Now!
The NEA Academy is excited to offer scholarship and online learning opportunities through our NCATE-accredited partner, Walden University.
You could be awarded a full-tuition scholarship* or a 10% tuition reduction‡ if you are interested in enrolling as a new student in one of these Walden University degree programs:
Don’t Miss Out – Apply by July 15th!
These scholarships are reserved specifically for NEA members. This is a great opportunity to broaden your education expertise without the financial burden.
For information about the Walden University full-tuition scholarships and tuition discount programs available through the NEA Academy, please contact an NEA advisor at 1-800-893-0396 or visit: www.neaacademy.org/walden
*Only one tuition-reduction benefit may be applied to tuition. If a scholarship is awarded, the NEA member is not eligible for the additional 10% member tuition-reduction benefit.
‡A 10% tuition reduction is available to new students. Some restrictions apply.
April 2013
ISU Celebrates Member Appreciation –
Register In May and Receive 50% OFF Any ISU Course!
To honor the many contributions educators and education support professionals make throughout the year, Idaho State University (ISU) is proud to offer a special May Member Appreciation price of $10.00 for any of their 68 Workforce Training courses available through the NEA Academy.
Fast and convenient — most courses only take an hour and give you 30 days to review the materials online whenever you want!
If you are looking for a new skill or a better way to reach your students, take advantage of this deeply discounted rate to "take you where you need to go" in your career development. These courses also allow participants to accumulate course time to earn graduate credit*!
This May Only – NEA members receive 50% OFF - That’s only $10 per ISU course!
Select a topic below to find a course that is right for you:
For more information on the discounted Idaho State University – Workforce Training courses offered through the NEA Academy, please visit: www.neaacademy.org/isuworkforcetraining
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April 2013
Kohl's: Get 15% off orders of $100 or more
Shoes.com: Get 10% off plus free shipping
Cooking.com: Save up to 40% on Le Creuset cookware
PerfumeWorldWide.com: Get 10% any order
Sephora: Get free shipping on orders over $50
Spa Week: Save 12% on spa/wellness gift cards
1800Flowers.com or 1800baskets.com for Mother's Day, birthday, graduation or new arrival
AT&T: Save 15% on cellphone service, $50 credit for each new activation in AT&Ts Premier online store, free use of At&Ts 26,000 WiFi hotspots across USA
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April 2013
Save a tree, win $25, and get interactive digital ActionLine in your inbox!
Now all you have to do is check your inbox to zoom in on the premium content available in digital ActionLine. Don’t miss another issue filled with videos, pop ups, photos, infographics, and more, plus a chance to win $25! Sign up today at marylandeducators.org/aldigital to win one of three $25 gift cards in our May drawing!
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DIGITAL ActionLine CONTEST MARCH WINNERS!
Congrats to our three winners of the March digital ActionLine sign up contest—Leslie Rosenfeld and Sandra Shenk, both of TABCO, and Elizabeth Pierce of Kent County ESP! The winners were notified by email earlier this month, then received their $25 gift card with a note from President Weller. We’ll be announcing the winners of the digital ActionLine poster contest for reps next week!
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The National Education Association, on behalf of three affiliates of its Florida chapter and seven teachers, sued the state education department
this morning, contending that the formula used to assess some teachers in the Sunshine State violates their constitutional rights.
The groups seek an injunction against a recent state law that outlines teacher-evaluation procedures, and against three districts’ specific implementation policies. If granted, it would essentially throw out evaluation results from the 2011-12 year, and for future years until a new system can be devised.
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