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Education Minnesota’s political action committee—funded by $30 member contributions, separate from dues—is one of the union’s most powerful tools to bring educator voices into state and local politics.
Education Minnesota members show support for unsettled locals in Bargaining Solidarity Day of Action
Every public education employee deserves the same things: to be paid a living wage, access to affordable health care, respect for their role in providing care for our students and safe working conditions.
As health care costs continue their exponential climb, this issue has emerged as one of the top priorities of Education Minnesota members, according to a recent poll conducted by the union.
As we head into a new legislative session and an election year, it is vitally important that elected officials hear from educators about the issues that are important to them. Educators are the most effective advocates for public schools! Whether you have five minutes or five hours, there are plenty of ways to engage with…
Educators are the foundation of our public schools, and those educators need to be focused, healthy and present for our students to learn. But right now, certain health insurance companies are gouging educators and the school districts that employ them. Too often, Minnesota educators are working sick, or are sick with worry about their finances,…
On Dec. 12-13, BIPOC members of Education Minnesota gathered in Bloomington for the BIPOC summit. This summit brings together members of color to uplift the strength and solidarity of BIPOC members. This year’s theme was “rooted and rising: honoring history and shaping our future.” Nicole Lawson, chair of Education Minnesota’s Ethnic Minority Affairs Committee, and…
Written by Marie Hydukovich, former media specialist and current fifth grade teacher. Edited by Heaven Keane. It is no secret that schools are light on money. Never has a school district said “Hey, you know what? We’re good, here’s your tax refund.” I don’t have sources, but I’m guessing that’s never happened. In the face…
Where required, members will be electing election district governing board representatives and state-credentialed delegates to the 2026 NEA Representative Assembly, which will be held July 3-7 in Denver. Election district-level elections will be conducted during a 15-day window (weekdays only) beginning Feb. 16 and ending March 6.
Represent your colleagues on issues that affect all educators by seeking election to a post as a delegate or alternate for Education Minnesota’s Representative Convention on April 24-25, 2026 at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Bloomington-Minneapolis South.
