Question of the Week (new) Answers to last week's question: A lot of skepticism that we can negotiate a new contract before the current one expires.  This week's (light) question: (click on your answer below the question to register your vote.) How many more snow days do you think we will have this school year?  zero one two three more than three   NTA Quality of Life and Working Conditions Survey (new) Last week I said I would share the survey with you in segments. I am shi

Dear Colleagues, In the light of the horrendous invasion of Minneapolis and St. Paul by ICE, and the murders of two innocent civilians there, it feels surreal to turn to the mundane business of being a local union. So you aware, we are already weighing how we can demonstrate our solidarity with the residents of Minneapolis. St. Paul, and other cities across the nation and protest the violence instigated by Trump and his allies in the White House.  Question of the Week (new)

Dear Colleagues: I apologize for getting this eBulletin out to you a day late. The primary focus of is not so much to communicate with you, but rather to hear from you through a survey. Yesterday, that survey was just not ready. While I'm sure it still contains mistakes, I am confident that completing the survey will repay your efforts. Please complete the survey! You will be providing us with vital data that will make NTA leaderships' voices more powerful as we advocate on y

MSJOC Joint Statement on Parent Teacher Conferences for the 2025-2026 School Year On Tuesday 11/18, the Middle School Joint Oversight Committee voted to recommend for the school year 2025-2026 that each building maintain the schedules used in the school year 2024-2025 for parent teacher conferences.  The central administrative team took the recommendation into consideration and agreed to retain the same number of parent conference dates, but with modified schedules to allow t