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Membership is doing for yourself what you cannot do by yourself. One out of every 100 Idaho citizens is a member of the Idaho Education Association. For 115 years, the IEA has advocated for public education. Read more…

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Health and Disability Insurance Programs

NEA In-Hospital Plan —

Two options to help you pay the “extra” expenses associated with a hospital stay and the recovery period afterwards.

NEA Income Protection^® Plan —

Helps replace your income if you are out of work due to illness or injury.

NEA Long-Term Care Insurance Program —

Provides financial support in paying for necessary long-term care services like nursing home, home health care, and assisted living care.

NEA Medicare Supplement Program —

Coverage for hospital and medical expenses not covered by Medicare after age 65. Includes a discount package. Hard-to-beat prices. Choose your own doctor. No health questions.

Vision Service Plan -

Vision Service Plan, the nation’s leading provider of eyecare, offers a variety of programs to meet your vision care needs. For more information about this group plan call (800) 228-1018 or visit their web site at www.vsp.com

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School Beverage Poll

Congress is considering enacting guidelines about what beverages can be sold in schools. If you were in charge of the beverages available for sale in your school, what would you offer?
		Students should be able to buy any legally allowed beverage.
		Students should not be able to buy full-calorie sodas, but sports drinks, “enhanced” waters, milk, 100% fruit juice, fruit-flavored drinks, diet sodas and water should be allowed.
		Students should only be able to buy milk, 100% juice, diet sodas, or water.
		Students should only be able to buy water, milk, and 100% juice.
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