Social workers continue to provide necessary supports
From creating a calming room online to making a video honoring seniors’ scholarships, school counselors may be supporting students from a distance, but their work remains important.
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From creating a calming room online to making a video honoring seniors’ scholarships, school counselors may be supporting students from a distance, but their work remains important.
Just as educators have moved to distance learning, Education Minnesota also has moved to virtual union work and support.
From creating a calming room online to making a video honoring seniors’ scholarships, school counselors may be supporting students from a distance, but their work remains important.
We owe it to each other to keep our distance during graduation season: Educators will miss seeing students they’ve known for years walk across the big stage and into the next phase of their lives. Losing that is heartbreaking.
We owe it to each other to keep our distance during graduation season: Educators will miss seeing students they’ve known for years walk across the big stage and into the next phase of their lives. Losing that is heartbreaking.
For the first time, Minnesotans can fill out their census forms: Online | By phone | In writing
Sign up for the 2020 Summer Seminar.
Opportunities from the April-May 2020 issue of the Minnesota Educator.
The Minnesota State College Faculty is looking to build the union organizing skills of its members, as well as solidarity at its chapters, through a new member assessment project.
Tucker Quetone didn’t think he wanted to be a teacher. His parents were both teachers and he knew the limitations a career in education could bring, especially financially.