AB236 will strip away representation from educators throughout the state by making significant changes to how educator representatives are nominated to various boards. It would remove the current nominating structure and replace it with vague and unnecessarily complicated language. #NVLeg
Trump wants to deport violent U.S. citizens. Should we start with January 6th insurrectionists?
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The lesson of the "China shock" isn't actually about trade. It's about how hard it is for workers and communities to adapt to rapid economic changes. Now Trump is trying to reshape the global economy overnight, with potentially devastating consequences.
#EconSky
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This is an interesting point about the rapid change in industry that was the biggest impact to many cities that relied on manufacturing. I wonder if cities that were once industrial hubs are now reluctant to bring back manufacturing at the risk of a repeat of past events.
Oh, great so only an $860M loss for the state over 18 years. #HollywoodHandout #NVLeg
We urge legislators to reject SB220 in the strongest possible way. Meanwhile, we hope that the Revenue Committee will give full consideration to the revenue proposals put forward by the Commission on School Funding. Please, #PassThePlan.
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Seems out of touch to say protesters are paid and that we are not feeling pain.
As a high school teacher I try to explain this to students but it seems many of them have this ingrained in the already. Focusing on being good humans needs to be embedded in the learning as much as possible!
We shouldn’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up. It encourages them to define themselves in terms of work.
Who we become is not a question of career—it’s a matter of character.
The highest aspiration is to be a person of generosity, integrity, humility, curiosity, and wisdom.
An incredible weekend at NSEA’s Our Nevada Leadership Development Assembly! Educators came together to grow, connect, and lead with purpose. Thank you to all who showed up, shared your voice, and committed to a stronger future for our students and profession. #UnionStrong
A symbol of arrogance is assuming that anyone who disagrees with you is ignorant.
Humility is more than knowing the limits of your knowledge. It’s also about respecting others' knowledge.
Dissenters aren't necessarily uninformed. Differing views often stem from diverging values.
There's no such thing as a self-made man or woman. No one succeeds without support.
"I did it on my own" is a sign of insecurity and entitlement. Acknowledging help is a mark of confidence and humility.
Giving credit to others doesn't undermine you. It elevates them.
Protect Public Schools. Protect Our Students and Families. #HandsOff
