Answer: NEA
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Teachers' org.
- School org.
- PBS funder
- School grp.
- PBS benefactor
- PBS supporter
- Educ. group
- Museum-funding org.
- Teacher's org.
- Largest US union
- Class-conscious org.?
- Student-focused org.
- Cultural funding org.
- Educational org.
- A.F.T. rival
- Teachers' gp.
- Education org.
- Teachers' grp.
- Cultural org.
- Grant-giving org.
- Teachers' union: Abbr.
- Org. for teachers
- Read Across America org.
- Educators' org.
- Cultural grant org.
- Cultural funding gp.
- Arts-funding org.
- Poetry Out Loud org.
- Museum funder: Abbr.
- Largest union in the U.S.
- Kind of grant
- Granting grp.
- Grant-giving gp.
- School group: Abbr.
- PBS-funding org.
- Orchestra-funding org.
- Grant-granting gp.
- Grant-giving grp.
- Common Core org.
- Classy org.?
- Class-conscious grp.?
- Three R's org.
- Teacher's union: Abbr.
- Read Across America sponsor
- Largest labor union in the U.S.
- King Features competitor
- Jazz Masters org.
- Grant-providing org.
- Educator's org.
- Big Met supporter
- "Read Across America" org.
- "Read Across America" gp.
- "Poetry Out Loud" org.
- ___ Filippias, Greek town
- World's largest professional org.
- Theater funding gp.
- Teachers' group: Abbr.
- Teachers org.
- School lobby gp.
- Pro-learning org.
- Org. with the arts.gov website
- Museum funding org.
- Largest US teachers' union: Abbr.
- Largest U.S. union
- Large teachers' union: Abbr.
- Kotter's org.?
- Government group that funds museums: Abbr.
- Funder of some PBS shows
- Exhibit-funding org.
- Culture-supporting org.
- Cultural grant giver, for short
- 3 R's gp.
- "Read Across America" grp.
- "Great Public Schools for Every Student" org.
- Theater support gp.
- Teachers' union, in brief
- Teachers' union (Abbr.)
- Teachers' union
- Teachers' lobbying org.
- Teachers' assn.
- Teacher's grp.
- Teacher's gp.
- Tchr.'s union
- Tchr.'s org.
- Tchr.'s gp.
- Schoolteachers' org.
- School lobby org.
- Public school teachers' org.
- Pro-school org.
- Poetry Out Loud contest co-creator: Abbr.
- Pedagogic org.
- PBS helper
- PBS funding source
- PBS funding org.
- Org. with pi in its logo
- Org. whose vision is "a great public school for every student"
- Org. that might help fund an exhibit
- Org. that funded Robert Mapplethorpe
- Org. supporting museums
- Org. opposed to school vouchers
- Org. awarding cultural grants
- Org. awarded an honorary Oscar in 1985
- Org. awarded a Special Tony in 2016
- Museum-funding grp.
- Museum benefactor (Abbr.)
- Largest U.S. labor union
- Large US union
- Jazz Masters Fellowship-awarding org.
- Instructors' org.
- Grp. sponsoring Read Across America
- Grp. once battled by Jesse Helms
- Grant-providing gp.
- Grant source: Abbr.
- Grant grp.
- Gp. that often funds PBS
- Gp. for teachers
- Govt. sponsor of opera, etc.
- Gallery-funding org.
- Federal performance funder, for short
- Fed. grant giver
- Educational group: Abbr.
- D.C. group for art's sake
- Cultural underwriting org.
- Cultural support org.
- Cultural funding grp.
- Classy gp.?
- Class-conscious org.
- 3.2 million-member U.S. union
- 3 R's org.
- "Jazz Masters Tribute Concert" org.
- __ Today: magazine for teachers
- USA's largest labor union
- United Feature Synd. partner
- Unionized teachers' grp.
- Union with about three million members
- Union with a Dropout Prevention center
- Union with 3+ million members, in brief
- Union with 3.2 mil. members
- Union with 2.7 mil. members
- Union with 2 1/2 mil. members
- Union for schoolteachers
- Union for sch. workers
- U.S.'s largest union, with 3.2 million members
- U.S.'s largest labor union, in brief
- Three-R's org.
- Three R's gp.
- Theatre-funding grp.
- Theater-funding gp.
- The USA's largest labor union
- The Big Read org.
- Teaching org.
- Teachers' union Abbr.:
- Teachers' org. since 1857
- Teachers' org. hidden in "fine arts"
- Teachers' org
- Teachers' group
- Teachers' assoc.
- Teachers' advocate: Abbr.
- Teacher's union, for short
- Teacher's union, briefly
- Teacher's org..
- Tchrs.' union
- Tchrs.' org.
- Tchrs.' org
- Tchrs.' group
- Tchrs. union
- Syndicate monogram
- Supportive org. since 1965
- Supporter of PBS
- Student-focused gp.
- Sponsor of the Poetry Out Loud program, for short
- Sponsor of some PBS programs
- Sometime theater funder: Abbr.
- Sculptor's funding org.
- Schoolteacher's org.
- School lobby, briefly
- Scholastic org.
- Sch. voucher opponent
- Sch. teacher's org.
- Rival of the A.F.T.
- Read Across America Day sponsor
- Purveyor of the Lily's Blackboard blog
- Public sch. backer
- Public sch. advocate
- Public ed. backer
- Proscholastic org.
- Promoter of Teacher Appreciation Week: Abbr.
- Promoter of public schools (abbr.)
- Profs' org.
- Professor's org.
- Prof's union
- Pro-school grp.
- Pro-school gp.
- Pro-learning union: Abbr.
- Pro-learning gp.
- Principal's org.
- Principal's gp.
- Principal gp.
- Presenter of Horace Mann Awards
- Poetry Out Loud contest org.
- Perennial subj. of federal funding debates
- Pegagogue's org.
- Pedagogue's org.
- Pedagogic PAC
- PBS underwriter
- PBS supporter, for short
- PBS patron
- PBS benefactor org.
- PBS backer
- P.T.A.-aligned org.
- Org. with writing fellowships
- Org. with the Tomorrow's Teachers magazine
- Org. with the slogan "Great Public Schools for Every Student"
- Org. with the slogan "Because a great country deserves great art"
- Org. with annual Jazz Master Awards
- Org. with an annual Jazz Masters Award
- Org. with a Lesson Plans web page
- Org. with a campaign called "Degrees Not Debt"
- Org. with a "Raise Your Hand" campaign
- Org. with a "Parents" link on its main page
- Org. whose logo features the letter pi with an arrow through it
- Org. using the scare tactic that "Congress will rewrite No Child Left Behind next year" to get out the vote this year
- Org. that worked to improve No Child Left Behind
- Org. that sponsors exhibitions
- Org. that sponsored the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
- Org. that promotes "a great public school for every student"
- Org. that opposes vouchers
- Org. that opposes school vouchers
- Org. that lobbies hard for public education
- Org. that issues Challenge America grants
- Org. that has funded many PBS programs
- Org. that gives out Jazz Masters Awards
- Org. that funds PBS
- Org. that funds museums
- Org. that funds many PBS shows
- Org. that funds exhibits
- Org. that funds documentaries
- Org. that funds cultural exhibitions
- Org. that awards Jazz Masters Fellowships
- Org. that advocates for canceling student debt
- Org. supporting public schools
- Org. supporting opera, etc.
- Org. supporting exhibitions
- Org. supporting Common Core
- Org. opposing school vouchers
- Org. opposed to private school vouchers
- Org. once chaired by actress Jane Alexander
- Org. making grants to museums
- Org. interested in the No Child Left Behind law
- Org. interested in schools
- Org. in the Mapplethorpe brouhaha
- Org. headed by Jane Alexander in the 1990s
- Org. giving grants to museums
- Org. funding many PBS programs
- Org. funding dance programs
- Org. funding creativity
- Org. fostering opera, etc.
- Org. for profs
- Org. for professors
- Org. concerned with the No Child Left Behind Act
- Org. concerned with pedagogy
- Org. concerned with Common Core
- Org. concerned with college affordability
- Org. chaired by Jane Alexander in the '90s
- Org. behind the No Child Left Behind Act
- Org. behind National Teacher Day
- Org. based in Washington, D.C.
- Org. assisting museums
- Org. affected by No Child Left Behind
- Orchestra's funding org., perhaps
- Orch. supporter since 1965
- No Child Left Behind Act org.
- Natl. education group
- N.T.A., today
- Musical Theater Songwriting Challenge org.
- Museum-supporting org.
- Museum-funding government organization: Abbr.
- Museum funder (abbr.)
- Met supporter: Abbr.
- Major PBS supporter
- Longtime supporter of PBS
- Literature fellowship grp.
- Largest union in the U.S.A.
- Largest U.S. labor union: Abbr.
- Largest professional employee org. in the U.S.
- Largest labor union in the USA
- Largest labor union in the U.S.: Abbr.
- Largest labor union in the country
- Large teachers' union (abbr.)
- Labor union founded in 1857
- Labor org. seen in Minneapolis?
- Jazz-funding org.
- Jazz Masters Fellowship org.
- Its website has lesson plans, briefly
- It lobbied for MLK Day to become a federal holiday
- It funded Robert Mapplethorpe: Abbr.
- Inits. of a teaching group
- Grp. with a Dropout Prevention section
- Grp. that discourages dropping out
- Grp. seeking to improve No Child Left Behind
- Grp. of teachers
- Grp. against school vouchers
- Group with a STEM teacher training program
- Great Public Schools Fund org.
- Grant-making org.
- Grant-making grp.
- Grant-making gp.
- Grant-granting org.
- Grant-funding org.
- Grant-awarding org.
- Grant source, for short
- Grant gp.
- Grant giver, for short
- Gp. concerned with dropout prevention
- Govt. org. with a Shakespeare in American Communities initiative
- Govt. org. whose funding is perennially debated
- Govt. org. sponsoring opera, etc.
- Govt. grant giver
- Govt. aid to opera, etc.
- Govt. aid to opera, drama, etc.
- Govt. agcy. with The Big Read initiative
- Govt. agcy. with a "School Crisis Guide"
- Government group that provides funds to museums and orchestras: Abbr.
- GI Bill of Rights advocate
- GI Bill advocate
- Frequent PBS benefactor
- Federally funded program since '65
- Federal group that funds orchestras and theaters: Abbr.
- Federal group that funds Jazz Masters Fellowships: Abbr.
- Federal cultural org.
- Federal agency that received a Special Tony Award in 2016: Abbr.
- Fed. funder
- Exhibition-funding grp.
- Exhibition funding gp.
- Exhibition funding agcy. since 1965
- Every Student Succeeds Act grp.
- Endowments org.
- Embattled funding org.
- Educators' union
- Educators org.
- Educator's group: Abbr.
- Educator's assn.
- Educ. organization
- Democracy Day cosponsor
- D.C.-based lobby for public schools
- D.C.-based culture funder
- D.C. cultural agcy.
- Culture-grant org.
- Culture grant awarder
- Cultural prog. funder
- Cultural patron: Abbr.
- Cultural org. with annual Jazz Master Fellowships
- Cultural org. since 1965
- Cultural grp.
- Cultural grant-giving org.
- Cultural grant giver: Abbr.
- Cultural grant giver (abbr.)
- Cultural gp.
- Cultural affairs agcy.
- Common Core grp.
- Common Core agcy.
- College Affordability grp.
- Class-based society?: Abbr.
- Bully Free, It Starts with Me org.
- Big U.S. labor union
- Big MoMA supporter
- Big funder of cultural orgs.
- Arts' or teachers' org.
- Arts.gov proprietor
- Artists' funding source
- America’s largest labor union, briefly
- Agcy. with a "Jazz Masters" award
- Agcy. aiding opera, etc.
- AFT rival
- A.F.T.rival
- A funder of PBS's "American Masters"
- 3.2 million-member union
- 3.2 million-member org. with a pi in its logo
- 3-R's org.
- 2.4-mil. member union
- 2.3-mil. member union
- 1995 Tony honoree for Excellence in the Theatre: Abbr.
- "The Big Read" sponsor, for short
- "Shakespeare in Amer. Communities" co-sponsor
- "Sesame Street" supporter, in brief
- "School Me" podcast producer
- "Kids Not Cuts" govt. agcy.
- "Jazz Masters" org.
- "Great Public Schools for Every Student" sloganeer
- "Great Public Schools for Every Student" gp.
- "Great public schools for every child" org.
- 'The Big Read' org.
- --- Ionia (city north of Athens, Greece)
- ___ Today (teachers' monthly)
- ___ Today (magazine for teachers)
- ___ Pàtos, Cypriot town
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