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The Representative Convention this April serves as the kickoff to the celebration of our union’s 25 years of unity. Read more.
The Representative Convention this April serves as the kickoff to the celebration of our union’s 25 years of unity. Read more.
Education Minnesota continues its work on pension improvements this legislative session as it always has. Legislation has been introduced and debate has begun, members across the state are engaging in their local and state advocacy plans to get legislative support and Education Minnesota staff have been meeting with legislators and the governor regularly and continue to push them to increase their support for educator pensions. Read more.
Education Minnesota and other education labor unions are once again putting a focus on legislation that would better support education support professionals in their careers. Read more.
Educator, union leader Josiah Hill serves on education, labor committees in first term as a state representative. Read more.
The pro-public education and union majorities elected last fall are working hard on moving a large amount of education and labor bills already this session. Read more.
Education Minnesota is calling for more for Minnesota’s students and educators at the Legislature in 2023—more quality time together, heathier learning spaces and more great educators who are compensated like the experts they are and reflect the diversity our state.
Education Minnesota is calling for more for Minnesota’s students and educators at the Legislature in 2023—more quality time together, heathier learning spaces and more great educators who are compensated like the experts they are and reflect the diversity our state.
The 2022 election flipped the Minnesota Senate to a pro-public education majority. With that, Senate leadership went back to a two committee structure for K-12 education—one focusing on education finance and one on education policy.
Education Minnesota saw more of its local unions get involved in school board and levy and referendum elections than ever before this fall. Unfortunately, those results were less than sweeping for pro-educator and pro-funding schools, but Education Minnesota members worked hard and made differences in many areas.
