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About AEA

AEA Is Keeping the Promise of Quality Public Education
With more than 20,000 members, the Arizona Education Association is the largest professional association for public school employees in Arizona.
AEA is a professional association and a labor union, advocating on behalf of students, staff, and teachers in Arizona.

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We do this collectively in our worksites, in our locals, on the soccer fields, and on the buses. We do this with our neighbors and in our communities. We do this together, because there is strength in numbers.
Quote by: Marisol Garcia, AEA President

The AEA Foundation

The AEA Foundation for Teaching & Learning supports teaching and learning in Arizona with student scholarships, professional development opportunities and grants for innovative classroom projects. Since 1997, the Foundation has generated over $1,200,000 in income and has awarded more than $900,000 in grants to students, teachers, and education support professionals throughout Arizona.

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Arizona Education Association 345 East Palm Lane Phoenix, Arizona 85004 602-264-1774 | 800-352-5411

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Keeping the Promise of Quality Public Education

With more than 20,000 members, the Arizona Education Association (AEA) is the labor union for public school employees in Arizona. AEA members are teachers, community college professors, counselors, speech pathologists, bus drivers, secretaries, retired educators and student teachers and they belong to more than 150 local affiliates across Arizona.