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Whether public schools are open virtually or in person this year, classes will look and operate quite differently. But our commitment as educators remains the same: We are working for the best interest of all of our students. We will keep them safe, learning, and growing, one student at a time. Celebrate Public Schools Week Feb. 22-26 to show your #PublicSchoolProud.

National PTA President Leslie Boggs is passionate about ensuring all students receive an equitable education. As a businessperson from Texas, she also sees the need for a strong public education system to help build tomorrow's leaders.

As an elementary school counselor in Cape Girardeau, Mo., Olivia Carter works closely with teachers to use trauma-based strategies and help troubled students regulate their emotions, understand that they are valued in the classroom, and ultimately help them learn and achieve. 

Rosamund Looney, a #PublicSchoolProud teacher in Jefferson Parish, La., typically works closely with families in her job as a first grade teacher. This year she is finding new ways to reach her students and tend to their many needs coming from disadvantaged communities.

Middle school science teacher and NEA President Becky Pringle discusses the importance of public schools and the need to reinvest in public education as a common good. In her mission as a middle school science teacher, Pringle also understands that social-emotional learning directly influences a student's academic achievement and their ability to learn.

Public schools look different this year. But our commitment is the same: We will keep our students safe, learning, and growing, one student at a time. Join us for Public Schools Week 2021 Feb. 22-26 and show your #PublicSchoolProud.

Download the official Public Schools Week 2021 poster. For a printable PDF file, download this file.

As schools operate virtually or in person this year, our commitment remains the same: We will keep all students safe, learning, and growing, one student at a time. #PublicSchoolProud

Public schools look different this year. But our commitment is the same: We will keep our students safe, learning, and growing, one student at a time. Show your #PublicSchoolProud during Public Schools Week, 2/22-26, 2021. 

Nine out of every 10 students attend a public school. Public schools welcome every child—regardless of ability, race, religion, wealth, language, country of origin or needs. #PublicSchoolProud

Even in difficult times, our public schools are making connections each day with their students, families and broader communities. Join us for Public Schools Week 21 2/22-2/26 and show your #PublicSchoolProud!

Public schools look different this year. But our commitment is the same: We will keep our students safe, learning, and growing, one student at a time. Join us for Public Schools Week 2021 Feb. 22-26 and show your #PublicSchoolProud.