Anticipating and then enduring the evaluation process by an administrator can be unnerving to a veteran educator, much less to a teacher in the first few years of his or her career.
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Keeping an eye on your contract is a never-ending job, says NSEA Director of Advocacy Trish Guinan.
"I know that not every member agrees 100 percent with every action taken by NSEA — but that healthy disagreement serves to make us stronger."
When combined with advocacy for member rights, advocacy for bargaining and advocacy for policy, the professional development path places NSEA firmly in the lead as the professional association for educators in Nebraska.
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New Educators
The New Generation of Educators in Nebraska (NGEN) 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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