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Support in Special Education
Lincoln Education Association member Kate Regler is advocating for more behavioral support for her special education students. NSEA will push for more funding at the state level as part of its 2025 state policy agenda.
Opportunities for Growth
“Your three minutes of testimony could help pass a bill that could positively impact thousands. Only together can we advance the mission of our organization, and I hope in this New Year, you will find new and exciting ways you can elevate your role in that work. ” - NSEA President Tim Royers
Letter of Intent Date: March 15
State statute is clear: A school district cannot require teachers to make a commitment before March 15.
The Power of a Nondescript Coffee Cup
"The most important thing you can ever give a child is their dignity—no matter what home they come from, no matter what pronoun they want to be called, no matter what color their hair is, no matter what sport they're playing—you as an educator, step up and love, respect, and encourage every child in front of you, no matter who it is."
Your Stories Have Power
We need members, and allies in the community, to speak up and lend their voices in our efforts. Whether it is in the form of testifying at a hearing, calling your state senator, writing a letter, or attending a town hall – only through our collective strength can we succeed in convincing our Nebraska State Senators and the Governor to truly commit to bold action.
Don't Delay! Apply for 2025 Certificate Renewal Early
Educators who need to renew their certificate in 2025 may want to complete their application early to avoid processing delays with the Nebraska Department of Education (NDE).
A Push for Paid FMLA
NSEA 's 2025 State Policy Agenda priorities focus on reforms to support educators like Lincoln Education Association member Beth Rempfer, who was diagnosed with leukemia in late 2023 and is still navigating a complex system of leave policies.
Bargaining Help: NSEA Offers Expert Guidance to Resolve Bargaining Table Confusion
Steve Davison and Billie Trouba of the Waverly Transportation Association (WTA) advocate for better pay, benefits, and conditions for bus drivers. With support from the NSEA, WTA overcame challenges to secure its certification as a bargaining unit. They now focus on priorities like paid snow days and insurance to improve driver retention and stability.
Beyond the Panic Button
SCATA Education Association member Jodie Morgenson works in one of the toughest climates in education. With support from NSEA and her colleagues, she's working toward a safer learning environment.

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