Northern Lebanon Education Association

12/15/2023

The NLEA executive council held a send off dinner for Melissa. We wanted to thank her for all she has done as President and wish her well in her new position. Best Wishes Melissa!!!

02/02/2023

Join PSEA’s Center for Professional Learning for upcoming webinars, book discussions, and member well-being events. More detailed information is in your email from PSEA. Registration is required.

PSEA is a community of education professionals who make a difference in the lives of students every day.

12/05/2022

This weekend, Mandy & Melissa represented NLEA at PSEA’s House of Delegates in Pittsburgh. Melissa also ran into a couple of former NLEA Presidents!

11/17/2022

Today is the last day to purchase a wreath for this beautiful event! Use the link below:

Thank you for supporting 's annual service project! Over the past 8 years, we have placed nearly 4,000 wreaths on gravesites of those laid to rest at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery!

11/14/2022

Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, wreaths are laid on each veteran’s grave in the Ft. Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
Help us to ensure that we place a wreath on each hero’s grave this holiday season.
Follow the link below to purchase a wreath. The deadline to do so is Thursday, November 17, 2022.

Thank you for supporting 's annual service project! Over the past 8 years, we have placed nearly 4,000 wreaths on gravesites of those laid to rest at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery!

11/01/2022

Trunk or Treat!

10/01/2022

Fall Fest was in full swing at the Middle School last night!

08/18/2022

NLEA welcomed our new teachers at a luncheon today. Have a terrific year everyone!

04/10/2022

So much was learned at the 2022 Southern Regional Spring Leadership Conference! What a great opportunity to gather information!

09/02/2019

What an amazing young lady! Congratulations Nelly!

A Northern Lebanon High School senior recently participated in a program that prepared her to help other Hispanic students looking to go to college.

05/28/2019

Actual Factual (support your profession by knowing and sharing this factual information with friends and neighbors)
Let us never forget! 8 years ago this month, NL teachers agreed to take a salary reduction due to the district's "budget concerns", which saved the district $600,000. One week later, the superintendent received a $63,000 cash buyout of unused vacation days. One year later, it turned out that the district's "budget concerns" were unfounded, as they had a fund balance over $1 million dollars more than what they projected. Then, in July 2014, in the words of a neutral arbitrator, the district "violated their agreement" with NLEA by attempting to extend the teachers' salary reductions beyond what was agreed upon.

05/21/2019

Actual Factual (support your profession by knowing and sharing this factual information with friends and neighbors)
Keep this in mind as next year's final budget is being discussed and you hear cries of impending financial disaster: over the past 7 years, NL's actual ending fund balance has averaged $1,681,000 HIGHER than the budgeted ending fund balance, with the largest differences occurring the past 2 years.