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Has there been any investigative journalism on the Lincoln road construction this summer? It's...awful. So many questions deserve answers. It's wild how universal it has become as small talk with everybody in town.
July 31, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Has there been any investigative journalism on the Lincoln road construction this summer? It's...awful. So many questions deserve answers. It's wild how universal it has become as small talk with everybody in town.
The school is “taking steps.”
I hope they go public with those steps.
Most teachers know what will likely happen. A call home, a talk with an administrator, and back to class you go!
I hope they go public with those steps.
Most teachers know what will likely happen. A call home, a talk with an administrator, and back to class you go!
ICYMI: The Aurora Public Schools administration is investigating an incident in which two individuals were seen posing in a photo with the Nazi flag in the school’s locker room.
Aurora High School addresses photo with Nazi flag taken in school’s locker room
The Aurora Public Schools administration is investigating an incident in which two individuals were seen posing in a photo with the Nazi flag in the school’s locker room.
www.1011now.com
April 8, 2025 at 12:03 PM
The school is “taking steps.”
I hope they go public with those steps.
Most teachers know what will likely happen. A call home, a talk with an administrator, and back to class you go!
I hope they go public with those steps.
Most teachers know what will likely happen. A call home, a talk with an administrator, and back to class you go!
Good news for LPS.
The more competition for teaching jobs, the better teachers we get in classrooms.
Overflow the applicant pool. Come work in Lincoln!
The more competition for teaching jobs, the better teachers we get in classrooms.
Overflow the applicant pool. Come work in Lincoln!
An annual statewide survey showed Nebraska school districts had over 200 fewer unfilled certified positions this school year compared to last year’s survey.
LPS, Nebraska schools continue to fight teacher shortage; improvement in vacancies shown
An annual statewide survey showed Nebraska school districts had over 200 fewer unfilled certified positions this school year compared to last year’s survey.
journalstar.com
February 20, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Good news for LPS.
The more competition for teaching jobs, the better teachers we get in classrooms.
Overflow the applicant pool. Come work in Lincoln!
The more competition for teaching jobs, the better teachers we get in classrooms.
Overflow the applicant pool. Come work in Lincoln!
I keep hearing and reading others questioning Trump voters on if they regret their vote for Trump given the last few weeks.
My guess is hardly any do. The only way most people tend to change is if some policy or decision affects them personally. Major news stories rarely do it.
My guess is hardly any do. The only way most people tend to change is if some policy or decision affects them personally. Major news stories rarely do it.
February 16, 2025 at 5:00 PM
I keep hearing and reading others questioning Trump voters on if they regret their vote for Trump given the last few weeks.
My guess is hardly any do. The only way most people tend to change is if some policy or decision affects them personally. Major news stories rarely do it.
My guess is hardly any do. The only way most people tend to change is if some policy or decision affects them personally. Major news stories rarely do it.
So if they cut superintendent pay, that means…
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: The Nebraska Legislature's Education Committee advanced a bill that would tie starting teacher salaries to a percentage of superintendent pay.
From Zach Wendling:
From Zach Wendling:
Ed Committee advances bill tying minimum teacher pay to Nebraska superintendents • Nebraska Examiner
A legislative committee advanced a bill that could lead to increased teacher pay, tying beginning compensation to pay for superintendents.
nebraskaexaminer.com
February 11, 2025 at 1:46 AM
So if they cut superintendent pay, that means…
Good work from @nebraskaexaminer.com and @zachwendling2.bsky.social.
You want the best teachers? And you want to keep them? PAY THEM MORE MONEY!
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/01/21/a...
You want the best teachers? And you want to keep them? PAY THEM MORE MONEY!
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/01/21/a...
All Nebraska teachers would receive retention bonus under legislative proposal • Nebraska Examiner
All Nebraska teachers could receive an annual bonus under an existing grant program to recruit and retain teachers through 2028.
nebraskaexaminer.com
January 21, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Good work from @nebraskaexaminer.com and @zachwendling2.bsky.social.
You want the best teachers? And you want to keep them? PAY THEM MORE MONEY!
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/01/21/a...
You want the best teachers? And you want to keep them? PAY THEM MORE MONEY!
nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/01/21/a...
Nothing says a profession is notoriously underpaid quite like a company donating thousands of dollars in prize money to them for every TD in the CFB Playoff. #Teachers
January 1, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Nothing says a profession is notoriously underpaid quite like a company donating thousands of dollars in prize money to them for every TD in the CFB Playoff. #Teachers
@setonoconnor.bsky.social I enjoyed the Stephen Wilson Jr. interview. It reminded me a lot of when you guys had Travis Meadows on. Have you ever reached out to that guy again? I worry about his demons. He hasn't put out a new album since then...
December 22, 2024 at 11:29 PM
@setonoconnor.bsky.social I enjoyed the Stephen Wilson Jr. interview. It reminded me a lot of when you guys had Travis Meadows on. Have you ever reached out to that guy again? I worry about his demons. He hasn't put out a new album since then...
Well well well.
After previously resisting participation in a federal food aid program, Gov. Jim Pillen said Nebraska is not only reenrolling in the program in 2025, but also is looking to expand its outreach.
From Erin Bamer:
From Erin Bamer:
Gov. Jim Pillen says Nebraska seeking to expand outreach through summer food aid program
After previously resisting participation in a federal food aid program, Gov. Jim Pillen said Nebraska is not only reenrolling in the program in 2025, but also is looking to expand
omaha.com
December 18, 2024 at 10:38 PM
Well well well.