Education: Web Resources

The Education Service Center (ESC) provides assistance in the areas of school administration, certification, curriculum, assessment, professional development and technology.

ATPE works with parents, local government and businesses to improve public education. Membership benefits include legal representation in cases of employment termination and an advocacy program to bring concerns of Texas teachers to state lawmakers.

TCTA is committed to giving teachers tools and information to assist them in the performance of their duties. Members benefit from continuing education courses, professional liability insurance coverage and video workshops. TCTA publishes a quarterly magazine entitled, "Classroom Teacher."

The Texas Education Association (TEA) provides up-to-date resources for K-12 teachers and school administrators, including funding, testing and curriculum.

TSTA supports public schools and the employees who work for them. Affiliated with the NEA, it is politically active and lobbies for laws to help teachers.

The NEA serves as an advocate for educators. This website contains information on lessons plans, classroom management and teaching strategies.