MNEA News
Each of the three fall conferences will have a similar agenda: a keynote, learning about EdRising competitions, skill-building, a campus tour, and round-table discussions with professionals working in...
By Otto Fajen MNEA Legislative Director NEW LAWS TAKE EFFECT TODAY The normal effective date for bills without an emergency clause is August 28th (90 days following the official end of session on May...
MNEA Top Takeaways August 2023 State Board of Education MNEA Members Make a Difference The state board approved an amendment to the administrative rule for Mental Health Awareness Training ( 5 CSR 20...
TOGETHER. A STRONGER VOICE. As an educator, you are the expert on what is best for schools and students. That’s why educators, not politicians and policymakers, should be making decisions about...
Local associations across the state have the opportunity to implement their ideas for spreading the good news about public education with a financial boost from Missouri NEA. Grants of up to $300 are...
Each month NEA features three books as part of the NEA Read Across America book series that explore topics related to diversity and inclusion. Help us celebrate. Share what you're reading this month...
By Otto Fajen, MNEA legislative director Trustees present Jason Steliga, Chair Beth Knes, Vice-Chair Allie Gassman Katie Webb Trustees absent Dr. D. Eric Park SYSTEM OPERATIONS SYMPOSIUM The Board met...
The Missouri National Education Association (MNEA) is deeply disappointed by the recent decision of the state of Missouri to decline millions in federal food aid for low-income children. "Our mission as educators extends beyond the classroom. We are committed to our students' overall well-being, including their nutritional needs. This decision to turn down federal aid that directly benefits Missouri children is a step in the wrong direction."
By Samantha Hayes, MNEA teaching and learning director The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards announced in December that 20 Missouri educators achieved National Board Certification...
By Daniel Bryar, MNEA General Counsel Despite the passage of multiple legalization measures, possessing marijuana or being under the influence of marijuana in connection to your employment can still...
By Debra Beckman, DB Consulting LLC MISSOURI NEA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DEEANN AULL RETIRES AFTER 47 YEARS OF STANDING UP FOR CHILDREN AND PUBLIC EDUCATION. After 47 years of advocating for children and...
Story and Photos by Kim Elder, St. Charles NEA In 2022, Missouri adopted the Read, Lead, Exceed reading initiative, dedicating millions in federal relief funds to support student literacy. Rooted in...
Jason Steliga, who has served on the Board of Trustees of the Public School Retirement System of Missouri/Public Education Employee Retirement System of Missouri (PSRS/PEERS) since October 2015, was...
Congratulations! Thank you for serving public education. See a list of Missouri NEA members retiring in 2023 below. You may be retiring from your career in education, but we know that many of you are...
Agenda, Minutes, and Recordings from May 16, 2023 , of the Missouri State Board of Education Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Monthly State Board Report also available in...
By Otto Fajen, MNEA legislative director Trustees present Jason Steliga, Chair Beth Knes, Vice-Chair Dr. Kyle Collins Allie Gassman Dr. D. Eric Park Katie Webb The Board met on April 16 to review the...
President Phil Murray welcomed delegates and leaders to the MNEA Spring Representative Assembly on Sat., April 22, at the Lodge of the Four Seasons. Delegates from across the state gathered to...
By Otto Fajen, MNEA legislative director Want the Legislative Update delivered to your email? Subscribe FEW EDUCATION BILLS PASS AS REGULAR SESSION ENDS The 2023 Regular Session of the General...
LEARN THE SKILLS TO BECOME A STRONG ADVOCATE FOR STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS. JULY 24-25, 2023 It is more important than ever to know about the reforms being considered that impact your students, school...