Issues and impact: Poll shows education debt stress widespread across Minnesota
nd most report they would have trouble paying for an unexpected expense or are already falling behind in their finances, according to a poll released in March.
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nd most report they would have trouble paying for an unexpected expense or are already falling behind in their finances, according to a poll released in March.
Educating during COVID: Educators use union power to ensure safety for students, staff. Stories from Minneapolis and Cass Lake
Education Minnesota President, Denise Specht’s message: Preparing students for civic life shouldn’t be controversial.
The decision to proceed with the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments this spring will take away valuable instructional time when educators need to focus on their students’ academic and emotional needs, said Denise Specht, president of Education Minnesota.
Plans are underway for the 2021 Education Minnesota Representative Convention, which will be held virtually Saturday, April 24.
Applications for the second round of professional development grants and second-year classroom grants, from the Education Minnesota Foundation for Excellence in Teaching and Learning are due April 2. Professional development grants are intended to provide education support professionals, higher education faculty of colleges and universities, and teachers with opportunities to take the lead in acquiring…
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As Megan Bartel starts the second half of her year of student teaching, she can’t help but look forward to her future career in the classroom.
Education Minnesota members honored in 2020 by various groups.
Education Minnesota’s Racial Equity Advocate program is now in its fourth year of training members to serve as co-conspirators and help develop an anti-racism growth mindset in local unions and school districts. The fourth REA cohort started in November with 22 members, who will meet another three times during the school year centering around specific…