The Education Intelligence Agency
The Education Intelligence Agency (EIA) is a private, for-profit contract research firm. EIA itself supports no particular program or specific reform. It has focused it's research on examining the practices of the nation's teacher unions. Its main clients to date have been public policy organizations, school boards, the media, private schools, and teachers' unions. EIA has successfully filled requests for information from organizations and agencies in 43 states. [top]
Association of Educators in Private Practice
Association of Educators in Private Practice (AEPP) is an association of enterprising educators providing teaching and learning services to youth and adults and a wide array of public and private organizations. [top]
Association of American Educators
The Association of American Educators (AAE) is a nonprofit, national professional association that is meeting a critical need for many of America's educators. It provides an alternative to the traditional labor groups and focuses on the student before the organization's concerns. [top]
Georgia Professional Educators
Georgia's largest organization for professional educators, PAGE is an teacher union that works with more than 48,000 members to meet education's challenges. PAGE uses its web site to communicate at all times with our membership and allow each of our members to easily access solid research and up-to-the-minute information - data that is now very literally "at your fingertips." [top]
Teacher Quality Clearing House
The Fordham Foundation and Education Leaders Council have just launched this great website that offers news and analysis on teacher quality policies in all 50 states. It also provides the latest research on teacher-related topics, such as alternative certification, pay-for-performance, and tenure reform. The Foundation and ELC will join together to research, develop and implement promising teacher-quality policy changes at the state level, and to promote this initiative to more states and the wider audience of policymakers and educators. [top]
The American Federation of Teachers
The American Federation of Teachers is the nation's second largest teachers union. The union’s eight-decade history is marked by two traditions: commitment to principle and eagerness to innovate. We believe that our union must stand for the well-being of the people our members serve and the institutions in which our members work -- in addition to advancing the goals of security and dignity in the workplace. [top]
The National Education Association
A wealth of resources and information supporting both collective bargaining and public education. NEA is America's oldest and largest teacher's union. Founded in 1857 in Philadelphia and now headquartered in Washington, D.C., NEA claims 2.5 million members. NEA has affiliates in every state as well as in over 13,000 local communities across the United States. [top]
