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Welcome! Founded in 1867, the Nebraska State Education Association is a member-directed union of professional educators dedicated to providing quality education for the students of Nebraska.
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- Nebraska Teacher Salaries Drop in Rankings Again
Neighboring States Salary Rankings (PDF)
A preliminary review of teacher salaries across the country for the 2007-08 school year indicate that Nebraska has fallen in the rankings for a third straight year. How far did we drop?
- Ease the Squeeze!
Click here for more information on the salary squeeze Nebraska is facing. More information...
- Hard Work, Low Pay
Teachers Know About Hard Work and Substandard Pay. Med School Student Kim Bauman Adds a New Perspective Read her story.
- New Health Insurance Rates
Average rates for the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska health care plan used by most Nebraska public school employees will increase by just 4.8 percent on Sept. 1 -- the lowest rate in at least a dozen years. Keep reading...
- Former Presidential candidate Governor Bill Richardson Speaks Out for Public Schools.
Read his OpEd, "Voters Need to Hear About Education."
- RIF Rule: Call NSEA First
The first rule of thumb for NSEA members who receive a Reduction-In-Force (RIF) notice from their school district this spring: Call NSEA. How NSEA will help...
- Stipend Eligibility For ESPs Studied
Education Support Professionals (ESPs) may become eligible for consideration in the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska scholarship program. More information...
- Cash-in-Lieu and 125 Plans
IRS Rules Require Health Plans With Cash-in-Lieu Options to Use Qualifying Section 125 Plans More information...
- Scholarship Applications Available
Click the links below for further information. Applications must be postmarked by Saturday, June 7, 2008.
- IRS Rule 409A: Know Where You Stand
Clearing up confusion about recent tax law changes, the IRS has issued a statement reassuring teachers and other school employees that new deferred compensation rules will not affect the way their pay is taxed during future school years. More information...
