Sevier County Education Association

08/05/2026

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07/30/2026

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Public schools are the foundation of our communities, educating 9 out of 10 Americans. Public dollars should strengthen the schools that welcome and serve all students.

07/28/2026

SCEA was happy to provide lunch for the 120 new educators hired in Sevier County this year! Our New Teacher Luncheon was a success! Thank you to TEA President Tanya Coats for coming and helping serve.

07/25/2026

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07/15/2026

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07/07/2026

So true! Every person in a school makes a difference in our students’ lives!
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Education support professionals are an integral part of every school. Thank an ESP in your life in the comments below!

07/06/2026

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Three officers elected for NEA's highest offices.

07/06/2026

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NEA Executive Director Kim Anderson told delegates today: You are how we make NEA a more perfect union. The thousands of you here—you are how we help make America a more perfect union.

07/04/2026

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In her last keynote speech as NEA President, Becky shared a love letter to all NEA members:

"Leading this union has been the honor of my life. But the future—the power, the responsibility—now rests with you. So, I need you to move forward, in union together."

02/03/2026

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Parents can and should make decisions about what is best for their own children. But public dollars carry public obligations. Tennessee’s Constitution is clear about the state’s responsibility to provide a free system of public education, and those obligations cannot be met by steadily diverting resources away from public schools. The governor’s budget reflects his priorities. Now the choice belongs to the General Assembly.