Tipton County Education Association TCEA

09/02/2026

Our thoughts are with the Tipton County bus driver and the family of the vehicle driver involved in today’s crash 🕊️

09/02/2026

Sounds like a failure for one of the least transparent voucher schemes in the country.

09/01/2026

Whether this is your first year or you are a long-time educator, it is never too late to connect with your union. 📲 Text JOIN to 48744 to join the NEA!

09/01/2026

08/26/2026

A Tennessee original. A worldwide sensation. A legend. We will miss you, Dolly, but we are forever grateful for your music, your art, and your love for all children.

08/18/2026

08/18/2026

Special educators bring strategies to the classroom that help all students thrive. From celebrating small wins and building strong family partnerships to using positive behavior supports, these practices can improve learning, engagement, and classroom culture.

Explore the 13 strategies every educator should know. Link in comments. ⬇️

08/18/2026

Log into the TEA website with your member ID to access the new comprehensive FAQ with answers to common questions about sick leave, personal leave, the school calendar, duty-free lunch, duty-free planning period, and more.

Remember to log in with your last name, TEA Member ID and zip code.

TNEA.org/tea-login

08/18/2026

Gwinn Stitt, a former educator, has been appointed to fill the vacant District 7 seat on the Tipton County School Board. Commissioners approved her by acclamation at Monday night's meeting. She'll serve out the term through 2028, replacing Richard Gray, who resigned earlier this summer.

"My heart is full... our public school system is so dear to my heart," Stitt said after the vote.

🔗 Read the full story: https://www.paperfoldsnews.com/gwin-stitt-chosen-to-fill-vacant-district-7-school-board-seat

08/18/2026

Among many great resources offered by TEA, the New Teacher Handbook is by far the most popular one at the beginning of every school year.

Please share with your new colleagues and let potential members know that it's available exclusively to TEA members.

To access on the TEA website, go to the Members drop-down menu and select Sign In. Sign in using your TEA membership ID. Once you are signed in, you will see a menu on the left side of the page with My Profile, My Resources, and Log Out. Click My Resources. In the keyword search, enter New Teacher Handbook. The handbook should appear in the search results for you to access. Because the handbook is a members-only resource, it will only appear after you have signed in.