Natrona County Education Association

You’re missing out if you’re not at the park. There are a ton of prizes.

Where are all of our educators?? We are at the Politics in the Park event. This is a teacher appreciation event as well. Come ask your questions and support our candidates.

Please share far and wide!!

This is an official “CALL TO ACTION!” To all educators, families of educators, friends of educators, and parents of students…one of the MOST POWERFUL OPPORTUNITIES OF OUR LIVES is coming up! The opportunity to vote for the candidates that represent our communities, our educators, our values, our needs, and most importantly our KIDS. Please help us PACK THE PARK August 5th after the Politics in the Park event!

Unpopular opinion:
The last month of school
should legally count as survival training.

Here is an informative piece from our friends at Better Wyoming Action Research:

VOTE HOW YOU WANT
Voting is a personal choice. Wyoming’s election laws can make it a tough one for some people.

Most Wyoming elections are effectively decided in the Republican primaries, in August. And the Legislature has banned voters from switching parties at the polls to vote in the primary of their choice.

In advance of the May 13 “cutoff” for switching parties, State Representative Karlee Provenza encouraged her neighbors not to feel constrained by party loyalty if it means they can’t make their vote count.

“To me, my freedom to cast my ballot where I choose is fundamental to the democratic process,” Provenza writes. “Each ballot I cast reflects my love for my country and my commitment to Wyoming — not a pledge to my party.”

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When our communities are under attack, what do we do? Stand up fight back! Join the May Day Strong national day of action to demand a new era for educators, our communities, and all workers

May Day Event information coming.....Stay tuned!

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🚨 URGENT ACTION NEEDED: STOP HB10 “BOOK BAN BILL” 🚨
HB10 is back from the dead...and it’s worse than ever.

This dangerous bill threatens the freedom to read, the professionalism of educators, and the right of students to access diverse ideas and stories.
The Senate is trying to revive the bill — and every voice matters. Contact your Senate representatives TODAY and tell them to VOTE NO on HB10.
📞 Call. Email. Speak up.
Let them know that censorship has no place in Wyoming classrooms or libraries.
Our students deserve trust, not fear. Our educators deserve respect, not political interference.
💬 Take action now:
Find your senator: wyoleg.gov/Legislators
Call or email them directly.
Share this post to spread the word.
Together, we can stop HB10 and protect the freedom to learn.

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I am sure everyone has this thought more than one time!

Yup.

We may have lost today’s battle, but not the war.

After hearing testimony in opposition to HB178 from not just educators and WEA members, but also the AFL-CIO, public employees and the firefighting community (and thanks to everyone who testified!), the House Education Committee unfortunately passed HB178, moving it to the full House for consideration. It was a close vote — 3 opposed, 4 in favor. Much of the testimony from the proponents of this anti-WEA bill (which included out-of-state lobbying) was, to put it politely, factually inaccurate.

But it’s not over! The bill has to go through multiple readings on the House floor before the Senate even receives it, so please take the time to reach out to your representative and tell them to VOTE NO ON HB178. Don’t let them take away your voice!