Newport News Education Association creates tipline for teachers to voice concerns

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More Newport News teachers are speaking up about concerns within the school division.

The president of the education association formed a tipline following the shooting at Richneck Elementary School, where a 6-year-old shot his first-grade teacher.

In the months following the shooting, more school division teachers are making their voices heard anonymously.

“Since the lawsuit has been filed, there have been a lot of tipline concerns,” said Newport News Education President James Graves.

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