Education Minnesota’s 2023 MEA conference returns to an in-person only event for union members
The MEA Conference and MEA Online professional development offerings include a lot of great content for education support professionals.
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The MEA Conference and MEA Online professional development offerings include a lot of great content for education support professionals.
The MEA Conference and MEA Online professional development offerings include a lot of great content for education support professionals.
The MEA Conference and MEA Online professional development offerings include a lot of great content for education support professionals.
Minnesotans and especially parents overwhelmingly support educators, schools and our union’s right to negotiate, according to a recent poll.
Nearly all Minnesotans agree that our students should have the freedom to learn an honest history, to read age-appropriate books, and to feel safe and welcome as their authentic selves in their local public school.
Every year, Education Minnesota member volunteers and staff produce personalized more than 10,000 photo calendars for visitors at our booth in the Education Building on Cosgrove Street near the Snelling Avenue entrance.
2023-24 PAC dues refund request
Every October, educators from across the state get ready for the biggest professional development in Minnesota—Education Minnesota’s MEA conference in downtown St. Paul.
For at least 50 years, higher education institutions throughout the United States have used various forms of affirmative action in their admissions policies. At their core, these policies allow college admissions officers to give an applicant additional points if their race or ethnicity has been historically underrepresented in the school’s student body compared to their numbers in society at large.
Thousands of Education Minnesota members contribute $25, separately from regular dues, to the union’s political action committee. If they choose, members are eligible to request that contribution back, but the PAC is one of the union’s main tools to bring educator voice into local and state politics.