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From face masks to tutors and bonuses, districts show how they spent wave of federal aid (The Nevada Independent)
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Nevada’s classrooms need more dollars, teachers, lawmakers told (Nevada Appeal)
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'I'm burnt out': Local teachers want change in order to keep educators in the classroom (Tiffany Lane: News 3 Las Vegas)
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Features NEA-SN Members Vicki Kreidel and Jamie Tadrzynski as well as a mention of NSEA's Time For 20 Campaign
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K-12 Budget Hearing (3.1.23)
- NSEA submitted several sets of public comment related to our various campaigns (Time For 20, Now What?, and Accountability Means)
- NSEA's Public Comments as well as Member Testimony (YouTube)
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Assembly Bill 172 (Support)
- NSEA supports AB172 so public sector unions can fulfill their duty of fair representation to every employee in their bargaining unit.
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Assembly Bill 150 (Support)
- Last Session, we supported AB262 and want to ensure we remedy any implementation issues for our Native American students.
UCN Red Flags For Education
On Saturday March 4, 2023 at 11am, UCN is hosting "Red Flags For Education" in Carson City. With this project, attendees will be placing red flags on the lawn of the Nevada Legislative Building. Each flag will serve as a reminder to Legislators and the community that educators are engaged in the fight for public education. If you'll be in the area, you are invited to attend and add your red flag for education!
On Thursday, March 9, 2023, the Assembly Committee on Government Affairs will be hearing Assembly Bill 222, an NSEA priority bill. This is a bill that creates fairness for our education support professionals, and we need your help to tell the Assembly why they should support this bill.
What does Assembly Bill 222 do for ESPs?
AB222 seeks to correct an inequity that exists for educators by allowing ESPs to receive a full year of PERS service credit for working at least 8 months of the school year.
Why should the Legislature support Assembly Bill 222
The Legislature needs to understand that ESPs play a vital role inside and outside of our classrooms. ESPs keep our schools and campuses running while ensuring students are safe, healthy, and ready to learn. With a shortage of ESPs statewide, AB222 can help with recruitment and retention as well.
Click here to check out the NSEA Campaign to pass AB222
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