Registration Open for Winter Webinar Series

Finding light and being the light during dark times. That’s the theme of MEA’s winter webinar series, “The Light of Winter Stars.” An offering of MEA’s Center for Leadership & Learning, this new series of peer-led, SCHEH-eligible webinars will run from January 18 through March 24.

Topics for this series include managing stress and anxiety (for both students and educators), education technology, core teaching practices, working with parents and more. Learn more about all the session offerings here.

Webinars run Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings starting at 6 p.m. – you can register here today.

Recordings of previous MEA professional learning webinars are on the Center for Leadership & Learning’s new website at CLL.MEA.org, including a search engine that allows you to see all the training offerings available through your MEA membership.

The Michigan Department of Education is offering a free, SCECH-eligible virtual conference series, “The Role of Diversity within the Literature that We Teach.” Each session will feature one-hour keynote addresses from celebrated authors renowned for their work around diversity in literature. Keynote speakers will discuss the history, through their own lens, and purpose of diverse literacy materials in schools. The Jan. 27 session features author Shonda Buchanan. Learn more and register here by Jan. 25.

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MEA joins West Michigan & statewide groups to say: Vote NO on Con-Con to avoid risky changes to MI Constitution

Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce, Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition, West Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council, Michigan Realtors® and Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) on Thursday joined together to urge a NO vote on a Constitutional Convention, a ballot question that voters will face in November.   Representing a wide range of interests and policy priorities […]

MEA thankful for reintroduction of health care bill by Democratic legislators

The following statement can be attributed to Michigan Education Association President and CEO Chandra Madafferi, a teacher from Oakland County, in response to the legislative Democrats reintroducing previously passed legislation addressing rising public employee health care costs: “We are thankful that Michigan’s Democratic legislators have reintroduced a bill to rein in skyrocketing health care costs […]