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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.
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.
Educators Shaping the Future
"Our refusal to back down also delivered an emphatic ruling from the Supreme Court that will protect the rights of Nebraskans to place laws on the ballot for years to come." - Tim Royers, NSEA President
Reverse Course
Reverse Course: NSEA Helps ESU Member Recoup $4,000 in Contract Sick Days Dispute • “If I didn't get NSEA involved, none of this would have been resolved.”
Our Different Roles: Educators, coaches and parents
“Setting expectations for parent-coach communication means both parties are held accountable for meeting those standards.” - Trish Guinan, NSEA Executive Director
Teaching Ag, Feeding Kids
Teachers who have had their classes participate in the program, both in-person and virtual, say the presentations are very informative, and their students learned about the importance of agriculture in the state.
Learning the Language of Poverty
Dr. Donna Beegle's insider perspective on poverty has led to impactful work that she uses to guide educators seeking to help students facing the challenges of poverty.

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