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Author: Matt Blewett
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RC Constitution & Bylaws amendment form
If you do not get an email confirmation that your submission has been received, please email lisa.enwright@edmn.org. You must be logged in to complete this form. Please log in using the blue member portal link on upper righthand corner of this page. Sign in to view Member-Only content Don’t have an account? Log in for…
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Election District D
Katie Lillis
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Apprenticeship Navigator
The Apprenticeship Navigator will lead collaborative teams of course faculty, mentors, field supervisors and coaches to provide high-quality support to apprentices as they work toward becoming journeyworker educators.
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Education Minnesota mourns loss of Ternesha Burroughs
Education Minnesota members mourn the loss of Ternesha Burroughs, who passed unexpectedly in August.
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Legal Briefs: Employment Protections for Federal vs. State Employees: Where the Path Diverges
The first eight months of the Trump Administration have been marked by a rapid thinning of the ranks of federal employees. That reduction in force has ranged from voluntary to extremely involuntary.
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Filing open for NEA RA delegates, Education Minnesota Governing Board, NEA director positions
The candidate filing for National Education Association director 3 is now open. Candidate filings for Education Minnesota’s Governing Board election zone positions will open Nov. 3.
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PAC dues support local election assistance
The Education Minnesota Political Action Committee is funded by $30 donations from members, separate from dues, and goes towards building political power through supporting pro-public education, pro-labor candidates and elected officials at all levels of government.
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Pay, pensions, health care
A recent poll of Education Minnesota members found that improvements to pay, pensions, health care affordability and burnout continue to be top priorities. The poll, commissioned by the union, interviewed 5,201 members through both online and phone surveys from July 14-21.
