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School leaders around the state must do more to protect students and staff from the dangerous delta variant of the coronavirus, Education Minnesota said Thursday after the state health department reported the first death of a student from COVID-19 this school year and two more staff deaths.Â
Educators from throughout Minnesota will attend the annual MEA conference on Thursday to attend more than 50 classes with the most popular covering topics on racial and gender equity and student mental health.
Rochester paraprofessionals and teachers will be joined by Education Minnesota President Denise Specht on Monday afternoon to share stories of educating during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Education Minnesota repeated its call for educators and other adults in the school community to keep themselves and their students safe after the Minnesota Department of Health reported the third death of a school staff member in the current school year. Eleven school staff members have now died of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.Â
The governing board of Education Minnesota has selected veteran policy analyst, political strategist and social studies teacher Carrie Lucking as the next executive director of the largest labor union in the state of Minnesota.
As we all know, back to school isn’t just for students. In fact, research shows parents play a key role in their child’s education. The more involved, the better. Here, then, are some back to school tips just for you parents out there.
The National Education Association’s yearly celebration of reading, Read Across America, is focusing on celebrating a nation of diverse readers.
Education Minnesota repeated its call for educators and other adults in the school community to keep themselves and their students safe after the Minnesota Department of Health reported the first two COVID-19 deaths of school staff members in the current school year.Â
ST. PAUL, Minn. Sept. 13, 2021 – The leaders of some of the most prominent groups in public education, representing school boards, superintendents, administrators, school business officials, principals, special education administrators, teachers and other educators from across the state, have issued a joint statement in support of increasing education equity, including in race and gender.
Education Minnesota reacted Friday to President Joe Biden’s sweeping plan to increase the number of vaccinated Americans and counter the threat of the COVID-19 delta variant, a plan which includes new vaccine mandates for American educators.Â
