Welcome to the Vermont-NEA
"The Union of Vermont Educators"
Vermont-NEA is the largest union in the state, with more than 12,000 members. But we're more than just a union -- we're a voice for the men and women who are in our classrooms every day, giving their all to ensure a bright future for our state's children. We want to know why you belong -- and why you joined. Please take a moment and let us know.
Thanks for belonging. Thanks for being an educator. And thanks for doing what you do every day to keep our local public schools Vermont's most important resource.
State's Largest Union Makes Recommendations in Statewide Races
- Sep 14 2022
- State’s Largest Union Makes Recommendations in Statewide Races ... Read More
Vermont-NEA Board Gives Nod to Balint for Congress
- Sep 06 2022
- State’s Largest Union Recommends Balint for Congress ... Read More
Legislators Show Whose Side They’re On With Resounding Override of Pension Veto
- May 06 2022
- Legislators Show Whose Side They’re On With Resounding Override of Pension Veto ... Read More
Scott Shows 'Appreciation' for Dedicated Teachers, State Workers, Troopers by Threatening Their Retirement Security
- May 02 2022
- Governor Scott Shows ‘Appreciation’ for Dedicated Teachers, State Workers, Troopers by Threatening Their Retirement Security Members of the state’s largest union pledges to work with lawmakers to override this irresponsible veto MONTPELIER – The... Read More
Lawmakers Show Support for Teachers, State Workers, and Troopers in Overwhelmingly Passing Pension Bill
- Apr 29 2022
- Lawmakers Show Support for Teachers, State Workers, and Troopers in Overwhelmingly Passing Pension Bill Now on its way to the governor’s desk, the pension bill did not receive a single ‘no’ vote as it worked its way through the House and Senate ... Read More
Abrupt End to Key Health and Safety Measures ‘Demoralizing Blow’ to Vermont’s Educators
- Jan 08 2022
- Abrupt End to Key Health and Safety Measures ‘Demoralizing Blow’ to Vermont’s Educators Vermont-NEA Board of Directors slams state’s decision to abandon contact tracing and surveillance testing with vague promises of further guidance next week ... Read More