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Professional Development

Supporting educator growth and achievement for more than 165 years
Great educators create great public schools. NEA and NEA-NH provide 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. NEA-New Hampshire's Professional Development Department is staffed by Kim Organek, NEA-NH Public Education and School Support Coordinator ([email protected]) and Ally Snyder, NEA-NH Public Education and School Support Assistant ([email protected]).
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NEA-NH Winter Wellness Webinars

NEA-New Hampshire is excited to offer a free virtual series of Winter Wellness Webinars for our members, ranging from the importance of grit to member benefits to navigating your child's teen years.

NEA-NH Community Partners

NEA-New Hampshire's community partners are dedicated to supporting educators at every stage of their careers.

NEA Microcredentials

A micro-credential is a short, competency-based recognition. NEA offers over 175 micro-credentials that have been created by educators for educators.
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We must demand all students get the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. Whether school buildings are open or not, educators are preparing to ensure all students have the best possible learning.
Quote by: Noel Candelaria, Secretary-Treasurer of NEA
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