During 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.
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For the 2024-25 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.
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As you and your colleagues approach the 2024-2025 school year, keep informed about key information regarding the summer paycheck distribution schedule for employees enrolled in the 12-Month Pay Plan option. Please take a moment to review the details below to ensure you are prepared for the 2025 summer.
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Bobbilyn Negron (pictured right), an art teacher at Paragon Mills Elementary School, was named the overall MNPS Teacher of the Year.
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What came from Mayor Cooper’s 2023 State of Metro?
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What happened at the 4/11/23 MNPS School Board Meeting? What do we do next?
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How does the MNPS budget process work? What happened at the budget meeting on 3/28/23?
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Response to shooting a The Covenant School
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Did 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.
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Letters 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.
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If school is closed due to inclement weather, what does that mean for 10- and 11- month educators? Read this blog to find out!
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Mayor 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!
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Where do we stand in the PECCA process?
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Compensation and Retention Committee Updates for January 2023
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What you should know about PECCA: The law that governs our negotiations
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