Daniel Hurst’s words, “If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan but never the goal,”  could have been written for Georgia educators. No group understands better that the pathway to success is rarely straight. Every school year brings surprises, challenges, and opportunities, and teachers are constantly adjusting, rethinking, and reimagining how to help students thrive. Yet, despite the shifting plans, one goal has remained constant: supporting every child and creating safe,

As a PAGE member, you have access to more benefits and services than any other Georgia educator association. An association of  educators for  educators, PAGE exists for you. While the peace of mind that results from knowing you’re covered by PAGE’s exceptional legal protection is paramount, the rewards of your PAGE membership are both broad and deep. One-on-One Coaching A unique benefit of your PAGE membership – a service not provided by any other Georgia educator associatio

Multiple Education-Focused Topics Beneath the Gold Dome Include a Proposed One-Time Salary Supplement for Educators. PAGE Legislative Staff are Advocating and Reporting on Each Issue. Make Your Plans to Stay Informed and Engaged. The 2026 Legislative Session is Underway The General Assembly convened Jan. 12 at the State Capitol in Atlanta and adopted an adjournment resolution which set the calendar for the remainder of the session. On Jan. 15 , Gov. Brian P. Kemp delivered

L-R Front: Ciccarelli and Suggs. L-R Back: Aycock and Stephens In your role as a Georgia educator, advocating for students is one of the important ways you look out for them. At PAGE, advocating for Georgia educators is one of the many important ways we look out for you. As you consider the factors that impact your ability to effectively serve students while growing in your profession, caring for your family, cultivating work/life balance, and preparing for your future, there

In today’s fast-changing education environment, it is critical that educators follow current legal requirements for IEPs and IEP meetings. Federal law, including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA), requires public schools to develop an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for every eligible student with a disability. The PAGE legal department frequently receives questions about how these rules apply in practice, and IEPs often raise u

Are you experiencing burnout and in need of support, resources, and strategies? PAGE Coaching can help. Do you need insight to help refine classroom management plans or effectively counter disruptive behavior? PAGE Coaching can help. Seeking proven strategies for dealing with parental complaints or concerns? PAGE Coaching can help. Would you like information and assistance as you address challenging situations with students, peers, or administrators? PAGE Coaching can help. C

When you excel, your students excel. PAGE Professional Learning is here to help you as you help others. Your work impacts lives and, ultimately, changes the world. And when the world changes, students need teachers, coaches, administrators, and support staff to help them learn new information, understand how to use it, and transfer it to any situation where solid thinking and wise decision making are required. Although most people may not immediately think of teachers as stud

Legal Rights & Responsibilities of Georgia Educators It is essential to be aware of your legal rights and responsibilities as a Georgia educator. PAGE Legal shares this great information to know… Strategic Waiver District and Charter Districts Each school district in Georgia is classified as either a Strategic Waiver District or a Charter District (with the exception of one district which is a No Waiver District). The classification of your district impacts specific rights re

Wouldn’t it be excellent if there were a PAGE expert who lives and works in your area and is available to help you maximize your membership by answering questions, highlighting benefits and services of which you may not be aware, and connecting you directly with PAGE staff throughout the association? Wouldn’t it also be wonderful if this expert had first-hand knowledge of the daily joys and challenges of work as a Georgia educator? Great news! Your PAGE Membership Services Re

The Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) began in 1975 as a bold idea. More than 50 years later, it’s the largest independent educator association in the nation. The story of PAGE begins with the story of its founders Paul Copeland and Lillian Cantrell who, together with a few fellow Georgia educators, forged a truly independent, non-partisan association. Copeland, then personnel director for DeKalb County Schools, recognized a growing concern among educators

Dr. Felicia Mayfield will inspire you with her wisdom, educate you with her story, and compel you to make a difference with your talents and your time. This educator’s approach to life is deeply embedded in her view of the world, her interactions with others, and her hope for the change that relationships and learning can generate. Click on the headphones to listen.

Throughout your career as a Georgia educator, you will experience great joy and satisfaction. Few professions have so much potential for positive impact and personal fulfillment. Yet, challenges of many types will arise as well. As a PAGE member, you have access to staff attorneys for legal guidance at all points along the way. And, should you ever encounter legal issues related to your duties as an educator, your PAGE membership provides the best legal protection and profess

COMING THIS SPRING: Your Opportunity to Review Annual Reports and Elect PAGE Leadership. On or after May 1, access the Online Business Meeting through a link on the PAGE website or in a message that will be sent May 1 to all members at the email addresses on file with PAGE. Through the link, you will be able to: VIEW  this year’s annual reports: PAGE Membership Report; PAGE, PAGE Foundation, and Legal Defense Fund Financials, and VOTE  for the SY 2026–27 slate of PAGE officer