About NCEA

The National Community Education Association (NCEA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) membership association founded in Flint, Michigan, in 1966, as the National Community School Education Association. In 1978 the Association's name was changed to the National Community Education Association and its national office was moved to the Washington, DC area. NCEA is governed by a 14-member Board of Directors; twelve are elected by the membership and two are appointed by the Board.

Our Mission

The mission of NCEA is to inspire, engage and empower our members as leaders and advocates.

We do this by providing our members with national and regional training conferences and workshops, opportunities for peer support and networking, information and referral services, and specialized periodicals, publications, and products. In addition we act as an advocate for community education by working with related organizations and promoting at the national, state, and local levels.

  • parent and community involvement in public education;
  • the formation of community partnerships to address community needs; and
  • the expansion of lifelong learning opportunities for all community residents.

Members

NCEA's members include community education directors or coordinators at the local school district level. Others are school superintendents, state department of education administrators, education professors in colleges and universities, community college administrators, members of state and local school boards and advisory councils, and state legislators.

NCEA Awards Recipients and NCEA Fellows

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