Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 30/09/2026Nevadans watching Joe Lombardo take a victory lap for temporarily fixing the school funding crisis his budget helped create. 021
NEA of Southern Nevada @neasn.bsky.social · 25/09/2026static.klipy.comOprah Winfrey: Well So I'm DoneALT: Oprah Winfrey: Well So I'm Done 010
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Release: NSEA and our Clark County affiliates welcome requested action on school funding crisis “When educators saw cuts threatening our schools, we told state leaders to figure out a way, and they did. Educators spoke up, and state leaders listened. Our schools and students are better for it.” 131
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 21/09/2026"As a public school educator, I’m being told data centers are supposed to be good for my students because they might generate money for schools. I don’t buy it. I have a simple question: Why should funding for my classroom and students depend on Nevada building more data centers?" @neasn.bsky.socialnevadacurrent.comDon’t use schools to justify more data centers • Nevada CurrentAs a public school educator in the Clark County School District, I’m being told data centers are supposed to be good for my students because they might generate money for schools. I don’t buy it. I ha... 021
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 19/09/2026ICYMI: This week NSEA, @neasn.bsky.social, and Education Support Employees Association called on state leaders to immediately stabilize school funding in the Clark County School District and other Districts.nsea-nv.orgPress Release: Call for Immediate School Funding Stabilization | Nevada State Education AssociationNSEA, together with our local affiliates in Clark County, Education Support Employees Association (ESEA) and NEA of Southern Nevada (NEASN), call on state leaders to immediately stabilize school fundi... 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 19/09/2026If Gov. Lombardo would like to take a break from giving data centers tax abatements, he could address the school funding crisis caused by his $2 increase in per-pupil funding and use all available mechanisms, including some of the $650M Education Stabilization Account, to provide temporary funding. 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 18/09/2026🚨Release: Public Schools Shouldn't Be Used to Sell More Data Centers "This is not a pro-public education executive order. Public education is being used to provide political cover for a data-center growth policy. He should stop inventing data-center-dependent approaches to school funding." 021
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 17/09/2026Yes, Gov. Lombardo, we agree. Your administration has done a very poor job in education over the years! You vetoed universal school meals, lower class sizes, and after years of chronic underfunding, you increased per pupil funding by just $2 per student causing districts to cut staff and services. 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 17/09/2026It's always just two guys sitting around saying "omg I love giving away public money to stadiums, Hollywood studios, and vouchers" 021
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 17/09/2026Our public schools shouldn’t be “powered” by more data centers. If Joe Lombardo and co. want data centers to support our public schools, end the abatements and make them pay their fair share. 023
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Let's be clear: today's proposal from an organization backing Joe Lombardo for Governor is not a school-funding plan. It's a data center growth plan that uses students and teachers to make it more politically attractive. Just another gimmick to help the wealthy keep their tax abatements. 132
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Dedicating some revenue to public education doesn’t make bad policy good policy. This is a pro-data center policy with some education funding attached to make a deeply unpopular industry easier to sell. 121
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Yada yada we support data centers and want to see more built in your backyard but can’t really say that yada yada yada This is a pro-data center policy with some education funding attached to make the unpopular data center industry easier to sell. Just another gimmick. 121
NEA of Southern Nevada @neasn.bsky.social · 02/09/2026Let's be clear: Your job should not cost you your voice. Public school employees do not surrender their right to speak out when they choose a career serving Nevada’s students. We're glad R-4392, Employee Freedom of Speech, was pulled from tomorrow's agenda. Here is the letter we planned to submit. 141
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Joe Lombardo's $2 increase was a de facto education cut and Nevada still trails the national average by more than $4000 per student. As a result, school districts are cutting staff, services, and opportunities for students. That is why the #NVLeg needs to #PassThePlan. Seriously. 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 28/08/2026“We've seen what happens when you budget something based on a Lombardo wish list. You get a $2 per pupil expenditure increase year-over-year for kids. That's his budget, right?” @aarondfordnv.bsky.social 233
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 26/08/2026We’ve said Schools Over Stadiums, Schools Over Studios, and now, Schools Over Servers. For too long, Nevada has called corporate subsidies “investments” while public education is “spending,” handing hundreds of millions in public dollars to professional sports and data centers. 032
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 26/08/2026The Commission on School Funding has given us a plan to fully fund our schools. When it comes to revenue, Nevada can’t continue to be more generous to sports teams and server farms than to the Nevadans who educator our kids and keep our schools running. Seriously, pass the plan. 011
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 26/08/2026Stadiums. Servers. Studios. There's always another subsidy and another reason why Nevada gives away revenue. But when it comes to adequately funding our schools, suddenly, the money is not there. Meanwhile, Nevada remains $4000 behind the national average with the largest class sizes in the country. 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 26/08/2026Revenue isn’t only what we collect. It’s what we choose not to collect. Nevada has given hundreds of millions of dollars in public support to professional sports, and data centers which are perhaps the most egregious example of this misplaced priority. www.nsea-nv.org/resource-lib...nsea-nv.orgPublic Comment: 8.26.26 Interim Standing Committee on Revenue | Nevada State Education AssociationNSEA's public comments at the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Revenue. 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 10/08/2026Gov. Lombardo sent Nevada educators what reads like a campaign ad straight to their school inboxes, courtesy of his taxpayer-funded office. Funny how he's only sending these emails during an election year. The reality is that educators haven’t seen a pay raise in 3 years. #NVLeg 141
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 31/07/2026While Governor Lombardo jokes he doesn't get paid very much, Nevada educators don't have the luxury of joking. Many educators will go more than 3 years without a raise or cost-of-living increase while inflation continues to drive up the cost of housing, groceries, and other essentials. 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Headline after headline... Under Governor Lombardo and his $2 increase to per pupil funding, school districts across Nevada have announced deficits, layoffs, school closures, fiscal emergencies, and budget cuts. This is what chronic underfunding looks like. #NVLeg 122
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 24/07/2026Dismantling the Department of Education is no different than Joe Lombardo giving Nevada students $2, forcing cuts across Nevada school districts. They're both rooted in the same belief: public education isn't worth investing in. 032
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 14/07/2026Every day, Nevada educators teach students that character is what you do when no one is watching, and accountability means owning your mistakes. Governor Lombardo has made accountability a cornerstone of his public message. Nevadans should expect him to live by that standard too. 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 22/06/2026@alexandermarks.bsky.social, Deputy Executive Director of the Nevada State Education Association, said Nevada charter advocates have emphasized their public school status for years when seeking funding. He added it would be a remarkable reversal for charter schools to claim private status now.app.publicnewsservice.orgLegal experts speak out on idea of NV religious public charter schoolsPublic education advocates are urging states such as Nevada to change their charter school laws ahead of an expected Supreme Court case which could legalize publicly funded religious charter schools.T... 132
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 16/06/2026Today, NSEA President Dawn Etcheverry joined education leaders from across Nevada for a panel discussion on leveraging labor relations, highlighting the critical role unions play in building collaborative workplaces, supporting educators, and improving outcomes for students. 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 16/06/2026You have heard NSEA talk about how it is time to "Seriously, Pass the Plan." Essentially, this is about building the capacity of Nevada's public education system to meet the expectations placed upon it. #NVLeg #SeriouslyPassThePlannsea-nv.orgPublic Comment: 6.16.26 Interim Standing Committee on Education | Nevada State Education AssociationNSEA's public comments at the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Education. 111
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNational Education Association @neatoday.bsky.social · 16/06/2026⚠️ BREAKING ⚠️ Donald Trump and Linda McMahon are yanking programs that support students OUT of the Department of Education. Tell Congress to put a stop to this before students are harmed.nea.orgDon’t Let the Trump Administration Move Department of Education Programs | NEAShifting programs to other agencies hurts kids and communities, and usurps the power of Congress. 1811
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 10/06/2026Yes, the #HollywoodHandout was defeated once again, but the broader labor movement did not lose. The major labor coalitions in Nevada, including Culinary, NSEA, and AFSCME, successfully protected key incumbents like Edgar Flores and Jovan Jackson. 143
NEA of Southern Nevada @neasn.bsky.social · 10/06/2026As primary season comes to a close, NEA of Southern Nevada is proud of all the champions of education we have supported. We are thankful of the efforts of all of our candidates and congratulate those who won their elections and continue to support them as we head toward November. 010
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 05/06/2026Another headline for the “education governor” Joe Lombardo whose $2 increase to per pupil funding is having the exact results you’d expect 031
NEA of Southern Nevada @neasn.bsky.social · 05/06/2026NEA-SN Statement on Superintendent Ebert's Reduction in Force announcement. "Educators did not create this problem, but educators are being asked to pay for it." 021
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 21/05/2026Another great headline for Governor Joe Lombardo whose $2 increase to education funding last year has produced the exact results @nsea.bsky.social warned about. #NVLeg 032
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 22/05/2026“I don’t know all the nuances of foreign policy associated with that, and the tariffs and how it directly affects Nevada.” — Joe Lombardo Perhaps he could talk to Nevada educators about rising costs and learn how the trump policies he supports are making everyday life more expensive. #NVLeg 033
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 21/05/2026His opponent is supported by the same groups that backed Governor Lombardo and helped Donald Trump. Their policies have cost 8,600 construction jobs and have resulted in 3.1 million fewer visitors and less revenue. We cannot afford their policies. 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 21/05/2026Senator Edgar Flores is for us. 🍎Opposing corporate tax breaks with no job guarantees 🍎Keeping ICE out of our schools 🍎Supporting our immigrant community Senator Flores has earned the support of the groups we trust. #NVLegstrongpublicschoolsnv.orgEdgar Flores Is For Us - Strong Public Schools NevadaState Sentaor Edgar Flores is for us. Opposing corporate tax breaks with no job guarantees. Keeping ICE out of schools. Supporting our immigrant community. Democrat Edgar Flores has earned the support... 142
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 12/05/2026"Teachers don’t need an official letterhead from the governor explaining how much we are appreciated while essential supports disappear around us. We need leaders who understand that public education is not an expense to minimize. It is an investment in Nevada’s future."nevadacurrent.comHow to really appreciate Nevada’s teachers • Nevada CurrentLast week was Teacher Appreciation Week, when educators receive kind emails, catered lunches, and handwritten notes from students. Teachers treasure those gestures because they come from the heart. Bu... 022
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 13/05/2026How much are Nevada’s tax giveaways costing our public schools? This morning, NSEA brought that question directly to the Interim Committee on Revenue, calling out a broader pattern of prioritizing corporate tax giveaways over Nevada students and public schools. www.nsea-nv.org/resource-lib...nsea-nv.orgPublic Comment: 5.13.26 Interim Standing Committee on Revenue | Nevada State Education AssociationNSEA's public comments at the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Revenue. 121
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Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 04/05/2026Early voting starts in a few weeks, and the future of our public schools is on the ballot! Double-check your voting district by visiting our #EducatorVotes2026 website and be ready to vote for champions who stand up for students and educators. www.nsea-nv.org/EducatorVote...nsea-nv.orgEducator Votes 2026 | Nevada State Education AssociationLearn about the issues and policies that impact public education, then take action to support students. 121
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 05/05/2026You have to imagine CCSD and their $50 million deficit would love part of the $72 million the A’s took from the budget last session. One way to appreciate our educators is to stop wasting time on publicly funding stadiums and studios, which drain the general fund that funds our public schools. 052
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 01/05/2026Strong Public Schools Nevada, keeping them honest. drive.google.com/file/d/1qcG_...drive.google.comSPSNV Election Integrity Complaint 4.28.26.pdf 021
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 01/05/2026Campaign reports reveal Laborers Local 872 gave $95,000 across a dozen PACs. Then, on the same day, those PACs contributed a combined $20,000 to Isaac Barron’s senate campaign. That’s a violation of campaign finance... #NVLeg 153
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 01/05/2026They lost the vote on the $1.8 billion Hollywood handout that would have *decimated* the state's budget. Now, they’re trying to go around finance laws... We teach our students to follow the rules and do what’s right. What lesson does it send when politicians and special interests don’t? #NVLeg 121
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaAlexander Marks @alexandermarks.bsky.social · 29/04/2026Anyone can say ‘no new taxes.’ The hard part is actually funding our schools. Lombardo's $2 increase to per-pupil funding caused real issues for our schools. Right now, school districts are cutting staff and losing resources because of his lack of investment. Nevada’s students are paying the price. 051
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 29/04/2026Under Governor Lombardo, most educators haven't seen a raise in years while class sizes continue to be the largest in the nation. That’s a direct result of Governor Lombardo’s budget, which increased per-pupil funding by just $2 last year. When costs go up and pay stays flat, that’s a pay cut. 052
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 19/04/2026The 55th NSEA Delegate Assembly has adjourned Sine Die. Thank you to every delegate who traveled from across Nevada to help move our union, our profession, and our movement forward. The Assembly may be over. The movement isn’t. 122
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 18/04/2026We’d like to thank Attorney General @aarondfordnv.bsky.social for speaking to the NSEA delegates at our Delegate Assembly in Sparks, NV. AG Ford has demonstrated through both his record and lived experience that he’ll be the Governor to help deliver for Nevada’s students, educators, and families. 033
Reposted by NEA of Southern NevadaNevada State Education Association @nsea.bsky.social · 20/03/2026And Governor Joe Lombardo has stood by in full support of trump's wrecking ball to public education. 023