Becky Pringle
@neapresident.bsky.social
Philly native, Eagles fan, middle school science teacher, widow, mother of two, Nana B to two. President of the National Education Association.
From paraprofessionals to bus drivers and beyond, Education Support Professionals deserve their day! #WeLoveOurESPs
November 19, 2025 at 6:11 PM
From paraprofessionals to bus drivers and beyond, Education Support Professionals deserve their day! #WeLoveOurESPs
Thank you, educators, for all you are and all you do. #AmericanEducationWeek
November 17, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Thank you, educators, for all you are and all you do. #AmericanEducationWeek
Educators understand the assignment. And that assignment is: mobilize to elect pro-public education voters!
October 31, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Educators understand the assignment. And that assignment is: mobilize to elect pro-public education voters!
The people of Georgia are speaking out.
NEA members are speaking out.
The people are speaking out: no kings in our country. Democracy only.
NEA members are speaking out.
The people are speaking out: no kings in our country. Democracy only.
October 19, 2025 at 7:36 PM
The people of Georgia are speaking out.
NEA members are speaking out.
The people are speaking out: no kings in our country. Democracy only.
NEA members are speaking out.
The people are speaking out: no kings in our country. Democracy only.
90% of parents are against banning books.
All children deserve access to excellent, diverse stories.
Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek with me by donating banned books in your neighborhood!
All children deserve access to excellent, diverse stories.
Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek with me by donating banned books in your neighborhood!
October 9, 2025 at 8:51 PM
90% of parents are against banning books.
All children deserve access to excellent, diverse stories.
Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek with me by donating banned books in your neighborhood!
All children deserve access to excellent, diverse stories.
Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek with me by donating banned books in your neighborhood!
On my back-to-school tour, I saw the best of this country: our public schools.
In CA, I toured a school food pantry. In IA, I joined educators to hand out books at the Labor Day Parade. In AZ, I visited a district resource center for families in need. Above all, I talked to educators & students.
In CA, I toured a school food pantry. In IA, I joined educators to hand out books at the Labor Day Parade. In AZ, I visited a district resource center for families in need. Above all, I talked to educators & students.
September 11, 2025 at 6:54 PM
On my back-to-school tour, I saw the best of this country: our public schools.
In CA, I toured a school food pantry. In IA, I joined educators to hand out books at the Labor Day Parade. In AZ, I visited a district resource center for families in need. Above all, I talked to educators & students.
In CA, I toured a school food pantry. In IA, I joined educators to hand out books at the Labor Day Parade. In AZ, I visited a district resource center for families in need. Above all, I talked to educators & students.
Our immigrant students need our support and love now more than ever—and that is exactly what these incredible Dream Centers in Alhambra do.
@wearecta.bsky.social members are helping these students live into their brilliance, despite this incredible challenges they are facing.
@wearecta.bsky.social members are helping these students live into their brilliance, despite this incredible challenges they are facing.
September 4, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Our immigrant students need our support and love now more than ever—and that is exactly what these incredible Dream Centers in Alhambra do.
@wearecta.bsky.social members are helping these students live into their brilliance, despite this incredible challenges they are facing.
@wearecta.bsky.social members are helping these students live into their brilliance, despite this incredible challenges they are facing.
My favorite moments throughout the year are when I get to visit schools and talk to students. Thank you to the Alhambra school district for the opportunity to meet some incredibly special immigrant students.
September 3, 2025 at 7:08 PM
My favorite moments throughout the year are when I get to visit schools and talk to students. Thank you to the Alhambra school district for the opportunity to meet some incredibly special immigrant students.
Happy Labor Day from Des Moines, Iowa's parade! My first stop on my back-to-school tour, and I am celebrating the working families that keep our schools—and our countries—running.
September 1, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Happy Labor Day from Des Moines, Iowa's parade! My first stop on my back-to-school tour, and I am celebrating the working families that keep our schools—and our countries—running.
Back-to-school season shouldn't rob our educators of hundreds of dollars every year, when they dig into their own pockets to buy pencils and tissues and notebooks for their classrooms.
Our public schools need to be fully funded.
Our public schools need to be fully funded.
August 7, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Back-to-school season shouldn't rob our educators of hundreds of dollars every year, when they dig into their own pockets to buy pencils and tissues and notebooks for their classrooms.
Our public schools need to be fully funded.
Our public schools need to be fully funded.
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
This legislation—hard-fought, hard-won—was nothing short of transformative for so many.
But ableism is still pervasive, inside the classroom and out. It is our duty to continue the fight for inclusion and accessibility.
This legislation—hard-fought, hard-won—was nothing short of transformative for so many.
But ableism is still pervasive, inside the classroom and out. It is our duty to continue the fight for inclusion and accessibility.
July 26, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
This legislation—hard-fought, hard-won—was nothing short of transformative for so many.
But ableism is still pervasive, inside the classroom and out. It is our duty to continue the fight for inclusion and accessibility.
This legislation—hard-fought, hard-won—was nothing short of transformative for so many.
But ableism is still pervasive, inside the classroom and out. It is our duty to continue the fight for inclusion and accessibility.