MNEA affirms every child’s right to a free public education regardless of immigration status and stands in solidarity with Minnesota educators impacted by ICE actions near schools. The resolution calls for protecting student safety, privacy, and learning amid changing federal policies.
Read MoreEducators are supporting immigrant students and families by sharing red cards, attending Know Your Rights trainings, and offering reassurance. When done off duty and responsibly, these actions reflect solidarity, care, and a commitment to student safety. https://www.ilrc.org/redcards
Read MoreWhen a substitute is unavailable, teaching teams must create a class coverage plan within the first 20 instructional days and share it with administrators. If class sizes approach state limits, administrators must seek Support Hub assistance. Coverage during a teacher’s 2.5 hours of weekly self-selected planning time must be voluntary, except in urgent or emergency situations. If staffing changes occur, the plan must be revised within 20 days to reflect the new team structure.
Read MoreDuring the March 17th, 2025, Rep Assembly MNEA Educators voted to oppose HB0738/SB836, a Tennessee state education bill that could restrict education for undocumented students.
Read MoreFor the 2025-26 school year, members who pay their membership dues through checking or savings account will be switching to a bi-weekly (every two weeks) payment schedule so they will have the "summers off" from paying dues.
Read MoreBobbilyn Negron (pictured right), an art teacher at Paragon Mills Elementary School, was named the overall MNPS Teacher of the Year.
Read MoreWhat came from Mayor Cooper’s 2023 State of Metro?
Read MoreWhat happened at the 4/11/23 MNPS School Board Meeting? What do we do next?
Read MoreHow does the MNPS budget process work? What happened at the budget meeting on 3/28/23?
Read MoreResponse to shooting a The Covenant School
Read MoreDid you know you, per the MOU, you have the right to 180-minutes of protected planning time each week? Read this post to find out more and what to do if you are NOT getting your planning time.
Read MoreLetters of Intent are not legally binding. They are simply to let your principal know what you intend to do so they can plan staffing for the next school year.
Read MoreIf school is closed due to inclement weather, what does that mean for 10- and 11- month educators? Read this blog to find out!
Read MoreMayor John Cooper announced his 2023 Capital Spending Plan that prioritizes high-quality facilities for teachers and students. MNEA members were excited to be part of the event. Click here for more details!
Read MoreWhere do we stand in the PECCA process?
Read MoreCompensation and Retention Committee Updates for January 2023
Read MoreWhat you should know about PECCA: The law that governs our negotiations
Read MoreWhat is PECCA? How is MNEA involved?
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