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Specht was elected president in April 2013 and assumed office July 1, 2013. She was re-elected in 2016 and 2019.
Burnham was elected vice president at the Representative Convention in 2019.
Rowe was elected secretary-treasurer in April 2013 and re-elected in 2016 and 2019.
Sara Gjerdrum was hired as executive director of Education Minnesota in November 2014.
Profiles of the members elected to represent Education Minnesota members around the state. To determine which governing board member represents you, check this Election District map (PDF, 12 pages, 4MB).
Members of our Council of Local Presidents, ESP Council of Local Presidents, Ethnic and Minority Affairs Committee, Political Action Committee, Legislative Action Committee and Professional Advocacy Committee.
Video detailing Education Minnesota's origins and purpose.
Our Constitution and Bylaws, Statements of Principle, and other guiding documents
Our purpose, structure, leaders and history.
Education Minnesota develops professional educators who are passionate, well trained and well supported. Joining means belonging to an organization dedicated to preparing students for successful lives. Here's why belonging matters:
Our union is you and your colleagues coming together in a united effort. Find out more!
Need to reach us? Here are multiple ways.
We have 17 offices around the state including our headquarters in St. Paul.
A list of staff in offices around the state. View in the members-only section.
Please help us to stay current with you by updating your email address.
The Education Minnesota Part-time Field Staff Program is designed to provide training and experience opportunities to members who desire to move into staff work as a career. Part-time staff shall continue in their current employment while in this program. The work assignment consists of about 300 hours of Education Minnesota employment per year.
Check this list of education job sites in Minnesota and the country.