Student Program
Top ten reasons to join the MNEA Student Program
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Legal Protection you can count on. $2 million in damages and additional payment for legal fees for most civil and some criminal lawsuits arising out of job-related incidents and a free one-hour consultation with an attorney for personal legal matters.
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E-mail listservs and Facebook fan page allow you to communicate with your peers, get answers from experienced teachers and receive Works 4 Me, a weekly e-mail with practical classroom tips.
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Great opportunity to become a leader in your local, state & national associations.
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Learn from the best at the MNEA Student Conference.
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Publications to assist you as you begin your career in education — Start Smart, a beginning teacher handbook; Salary Benchmarks & Rankings, a comparison of school district salaries in Missouri; Something Better, MNEA's award-winning magazine; Show Me Education, published by students for students; NEA Today and Tomorrow’s Teachers.
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Big savings to more than 250,000 locations throughout the nation, state and community.
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$20 rebate for every year you were an MNEA-Student member when you join MNEA after graduation.
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Learn and grow with peers from across the state.
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A voice at the Capitol representing children and public schools.
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Jumpstart your teaching career.
To join the MNEA Student Program, contact your campus MNEA chapter or join online. Membership dues are as low as $17 per year.
Praxis II workshops
The Praxis examinations are designed to assess individuals' knowledge and skills acquired through professional education programs. MNEA offers a free pre-test workshop for members. View the Praxis II workshop schedule or request a Praxis II workshop on your campus.
Financial and career resources
Useful information
- Preparing for the Praxis II
- Web sites of interest
- U.S. Department of Education - www.college.gov - a new Web site that aims to motivate students with inspirational stories and information about planning, preparing and paying for college.
- EEOC's Youth@Work Web site - The program is designed for youth by youth to teach you about your real world rights and responsibilities as an employee.
- TEACHnow.org - Award-winning director Davis Guggenheim's documentary, TEACH, chronicles four young teachers as they survive their first-year of teaching in America's toughest schools. Watch online.
