With the number of English learners (ELs) growing to over 5 million in the United States, there is a critical shortage of qualified English language teachers to meet this increased demand. Currently, 1 in 10 public school students across the United States are...

Across the United States, thousands of English language teachers face the difficult task of paying off student loans. As the student debt crisis continues to grow, and average teacher salaries remain low – especially for new teachers out of college – student loan relief is...

TESOL has issued its policy recommendations for the 117th United States Congress, which began its term in January 2021. Highlights of TESOL's legislative priorities include: Increased funding for K-12 English learners (ELs) through Title III of the Every Student...

As the number of English learners (ELs) continues to increase across the United States, the demand for bilingual education programs that serve these students has also increased. In order to recognize high school students who have achieved proficiency in English...

To help those who are not currently registered to vote, TESOL International Association has launched a free voter registration tool. Simply answer a few questions, enter your address, and follow the prompts to become registered to vote in your current state of...

Various policies and laws impact TESOL professionals around the world. Wherever you live, TESOL wants to know what policies, laws, or other issues are impacting you and your students. Please use this...