Mankato Teachers Association

03/10/2026

No educator should go without care because of insurance costs. Yet nearly half of our members say they are. We can fight rising insurance costs by pooling all school staff into one large group.

Tell legislators to support our Educator Group Insurance Program: https://edmn.me/3R1sf1d
Register for our Health Care Day of Action 3/18: https://edmn.me/4qWrFBC

03/08/2026

10/29/2025

05/27/2025

We wanted to extend a huge thank you to everyone who came out to Frozen Yogurt Creations on Tuesday, despite the gloomy, rainy weather!

We were especially honored to have a school board member join us. Their presence, along with the invitations extended to all school board and cabinet members, underscores the importance of our collective efforts.

Your participation today sends a clear message of solidarity and strength, and it is vital in supporting the ongoing negotiations process. We deeply appreciate your commitment.

Please continue to stay informed as we move forward. Your engagement is crucial to achieving a positive outcome.

05/20/2025

As the school year comes to an end, MTA took time to celebrate those who continue to make an impact in the lives of students...YOU. Congratulations to those who have been with us 25 years or more, and those who are off to new adventures. Thank you for the wonderful year!

Congratulations on 25 Years of Service: Sherry Miller, Michelle Modrow, Ethan Anderson, Mark Zenk, Matt Busch, Linda Howe-Wensel, Troy Schoeneberger, Amanda Kozitza

Congratulations on 30 Years of Service: Aaron Miller, Cheryl Menke, Kayla Koble, Kristin Dauk, Kelley Hokeness, Dave Burgess

Congratulation on 35 Years of Service: Kris Toner, Dianne Johns

Happy Retirement: Julie Olsen, Barb Enderle, Kelley Hokeness, Sandy Hatlestad

05/07/2025

The Mankato Area Education Association isn't just about advocating for educators and students within the classroom; our commitment extends right into our community! On Tuesday, a dedicated group of union members braved the roadside to participate in a highway cleanup initiative. Armed with gloves and trash bags, these educators rolled up their sleeves and worked hard to keep our local highways clean and beautiful.