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Most local unions across Minnesota either recently settled or are still trying to settle their 2021-23 contract. Many are using their contract to make important changes in order to support their members and their schools. Four locals shared their stories with the Minnesota Educator.
Minneapolis and Saint Paul are the latest examples of locals who have two or more bargaining units in negotiations and whose licensed staff are putting education support professional issues at the forefront.
The Minneapolis Federation of Teachers and Education Support Professionals teacher and education support professional chapters went on strike March 8, the first educator strike in the city in 52 years.
Education Minnesota President, Denise Specht’s message: With all that has been written about the Great Resignation…join this moment of Great Resilience in Minnesota’s public schools. Read more.
Nearly one dozen courses from our 2021 MEA conference are now available on MEA Online!
The latest phase in Education Minnesota’s “Believe in ‘We’” paid media campaign is a series of new ads that began airing online and on statewide television.
Congratulations to the Education Minnesota members who have been honored for their work in the last year.
Numerous education support professionals are seeing improvements to their salaries, benefits and working conditions thanks to contract negotiations.
The “At a Breaking Point” media tour and Education Minnesota officer tour of locals continued this fall, as part of the union’s efforts to tell the real story of what is happening in our schools this year.
This legislative session is poised to look like no other. While final details on exactly how the session will run are being worked out, Education Minnesota still wants as many members as possible engaged in the process.
