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Tools to help manage diabetes
Although it is an often-invisible disease, diabetes affects more than 35 million Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
A teacher shortage means there’s a coaches shortage.
Now, more than ever, we need everybody in the education world supporting each other.
Tune in for Positive Public Education Buzz
This school year, Nebraska broadcasters and teachers are celebrating a 25-year partnership in support of children and public education.
REMINDER: Check your paycheck
Employees and employers both have a responsibility for confirming their paychecks are correct. It’s not a common problem, but it is an issue for which members have turned to NSEA for help.
Slow help is no help for former AAE member
Elba Education Association member Donna Wratten learned the true cost of AAE’s “cheap” dues: A lack of support and guidance.
The teacher shortage crisis: Where do we go from here?
"I want post-pandemic public education to shine a new light on the magic that teachers create in their classrooms every day, and provide the tools and resources to multiply that magic exponentially."
Wood longtime advocate for ESPs
Education support professionals help make schools work. They drive the buses, feed the students and clean up at the end of the day – but they also help in classrooms and, in Jenny Wood’s case, make language accessible and conversations understandable for their students.
Crete students use emojis for daily mental health check-in
Emojis aren’t just for texting and Facebook anymore. Those little smiley faces – or angry faces – are being used by educators at Crete Public Schools to get ahead of student mental health concerns.
Axtell teacher takes new approach as ESP
"When I am working with kids, whether it is morning duty, recess duty, or helping a student with math, reading or friendship problems, and sometimes even giving them a safe place to have a tantrum, I am doing what I was meant to do," Marsh said. "All I have ever wanted to do is teach and serve others. I still get to do that, and for that I am grateful. I am proud to be an ESP!"

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