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Time for Change: Race-Themed Mascots Cast Shadow on Schools
Misuse of Indigenous Names and Symbols Perpetuates Harm By Edward T. Ventura Jr. A national conversation on racial equality and...
Higher Education Replies Stretch Across Spectrum
Many NSEA higher education members who responded to an Association survey feel they don’t have the support they need to be effective in their roles.
Membership Pays Off in Resolving Paycheck Issue
Association Steps In to Help Correct Two Miscalculated Payments for Lincoln Elementary Teacher
Blue Cross to Cover Cost of Vaccine in EHA Plan
With two COVID-19 vaccines now approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, members of the Educators Health Alliance (EHA) health insurance plan through Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska will be able to get a vaccine at no cost.
Nebraska ESP Salaries Lag Those in Neighboring States
“Like our teachers, our Education Support Professionals are underpaid when compared to their peers across the country,” NSEA President Jenni Benson said.
No More Lids on Kids!
Ricketts’ Lid Plan Draws Immediate and Broad Opposition
Teachers Affecting Policy
Even the best of intentions can go awry when policy development is devoid of the practitioner perspective.
Hindsight in 2020, Foresight for 2021
With foresight, together, we can make 2021 a great year for public education!
Higher Ed Members Feel ‘Disconnected,’ ‘Very Tired’
Prevention and Safety Since every institution of higher education approached teaching in the pandemic differently, instructors and staff are not...

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