PAGE: for educators,
by educators
Who We Serve
The Professional Association of Georgia Educators serves teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals, and other school personnel in Georgia, and PAGE members serve in schools in every city and county school system throughout Georgia.
What We Do
In addition to unmatched legislative advocacy and legal protection, PAGE provides professional learning to enhance competence and confidence, build leadership, and increase student achievement.
Why We Serve
PAGE was founded in 1975 by a small group of educators who believed that a professional educator focuses on the best interests of children, works in a professional manner for positive results and does not resort to militant or adversarial actions. PAGE values the right of every educator to freely choose his or her professional affiliations without coercive control by national or state groups.
Who Leads PAGE
The 2023-2024 PAGE president is Khrista Henry, an educator with McDuffie County Schools. Craig Harper is PAGE Executive Director.
PAGE does not endorse political candidates or contribute to campaigns, but works to establish collegial relationships with elected officials to promote positive legislation for education. PAGE members serve on all major education groups, such as the Professional Standards Commission, the Teachers Retirement Board of Trustees and the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education.
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We are PAGE.
And we are here
for you.
The Professional Association of Georgia Educators is the state’s largest educator association and the nation's largest independent educator association and fosters exceptional levels of professionalism in the classroom and within administrative ranks. Each staff is proud to serves Georgia's educators
In addition to liability insurance and legal representation,
here are some of the many ways PAGE serves its members:
Professional Learning
PAGE Professional Learning develops among Georgia educators high-level capabilities in enhancing and sustaining student engagement and transforming school culture. PAGE learning experiences are wide-ranging and are open to all Georgia educators at little or no cost to participants.
Code of Ethics Training
PAGE Professional Learning develops among Georgia educators high-level capabilities in enhancing and sustaining student engagement and transforming school culture. PAGE learning experiences are wide-ranging and are open to all Georgia educators at little or no cost to participants.​
Teacher Candidates
PAGE Teacher Candidate membership is for college students preparing for a career in teaching. In addition to providing liability coverage and legal services, PAGE supports teacher candidates and their professors by providing pre-service teachers with learning modules on various important of interest — such as ethics training, interviewing skills, and more.
Future Georgia Educators
PAGE has redesigned the statewide program for high school students who are exploring a career as an educator. Future Georgia Educators (FGE) chapters provide high school students in the Early Childhood Education and the Teaching as a Profession career pathways numerous instructional modules, guest speakers and other educational resources. FGE is approved by the Georgia Department of Education as a partner for these critical pathways that supply the pipeline for quality educators across the state.
PAGE One Magazine
PAGE One magazine, Georgia’s premier journal for educators, highlights the innovative work of quality educators across Georgia and covers significant education issues. PAGE One reaches educators and thought leaders throughout the state.
PAGE MEMBERSHIP TEAM
The PAGE Membership Department includes 15 membership service representatives and four college services representatives (most are veteran educators) who provide hands-on, localized support to educators and emerging educators and to K-12 schools and colleges throughout Georgia. Click here for a complete listing of the PAGE Membership Services Representatives.