The Illinois Education Association, the state’s largest union, harnesses the collective power of teachers, education support professionals, higher education faculty and staff, students and retirees.
Grants for up to $1,000 are available for IEA members and their local associations to collaborate and create opportunities for community service or school projects.
Raising Education Support Professionals by Elevating Careers Together is a statewide effort by ESPs, with the support of IEA staff, to improve working conditions.
Discounts at the places you shop every day in categories like: Dining, shopping, hotel and travel, car rental, movies and entertainment, outdoor recreation, home and garden, health and beauty, and auto service.
Donate to the IEA Foundation to help build relationships between schools and communities by funding SCORE grants around the state.
Together, we are leading educational reform in Illinois, fighting for excellent and equitable schools, working toward improved student outcomes and providing a community for all involved in education.
Is your local interested in hosting a member recruitment event? Do you want to host an event to retain members? IEA can help!
To teach in Illinois, you’ll need at least a bachelor’s degree and a teaching license. On this page, we’ll go over the steps required to teach in Illinois, plus answer some commonly asked questions about licensure.
The Illinois Policy Institute is taking advantage of a worldwide pandemic, capitalizing on fear, and urging you to give up your rights in your workplace. How? By lying.
IEA Members have access to 300+ high-quality online courses, many with Professional Development Clock Hours for FREE.
