NSEA continues to push for paid family and medical leave for educators, warning that stalled progress at the bargaining table and in the Legislature is creating real consequences for educators.
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State statute is clear: A school district cannot require teachers to make a commitment before March 15.
Whether you testify at a hearing, meet with a senator in the Rotunda, or send a quick email or phone call, your voice matters.
Progress will be shared openly, and input will be invited often. Listening does not end once goals are set—it is an ongoing commitment.
For Kimball Education Association member Sarah Lewis, the drive to protect students traces back to her own experience as a struggling elementary student.
What does an engaged member look like? What does an engaged local association look like? How can we increase engagement across the state?
Omaha Education Association member Nathan Jarvis received a pay bump after NSEA advocacy helped him cash in on his advanced degree.
Mullen Education Association Member Sarah Hardin Named '26 Nebraska Teacher of the Year
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New Educators
The New Generation of Educators in Nebraska (NewGEN) exists to drive early career educators towards success by fostering membership engagement, advancing teaching excellence through professional development, and creating a network of support through mentorship opportunities and classroom resources.
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NSEA is here for you. From professional growth opportunities and support, to amplifying your voice in public policy affecting you and your classroom, to providing perks like college debt assistance, NSEA has your future in mind. Learn more and join NSEA now.
The NSEA Children's Fund
NSEA established the Children's Fund in 1994 to fulfill modest and immediate needs of struggling students encountered daily by NSEA members in their workplaces. Find out how you can help a child today.
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