4933 Rio Rancho Schools Employees Union

Join us next Tuesday for our first meeting of the school year!

Join us tomorrow!

“This year marks an exciting new chapter for our district. With new leadership stepping into key roles at RRPS, we have an incredible opportunity to build on our strong foundation, bring fresh ideas to the table, and set a vision that puts our students, staff, and entire school community first.”

Read more of RRSEU’s welcome back letter written by President Billie Helean using this link:

Welcome Back, RRSEU! A New Year of Promise, Partnership, and Progress Welcome back to a brand-new school year! I hope you all had a restful, rejuvenating summer and are feeling energized for the journey ahead. Whether you are returning to familiar hallways or joining…

Effective July 1 several changes to the federal student loan system will be implemented. Most of these will significantly impact AFT members with student debt or planning to borrow money for advanced degrees. We have a few final opportunities for members to get help before July 1.

All changes effective July 1 are listed here https://www.aft.org/pslf

June 17 @ 4PM EDT – Share My Lesson student debt webinar with Randi, Protect Borrowers, and AFT members. https://sharemylesson.com/webinars/student-loan-borrowers-how-we-fight-back

June 22 @ 7PM EDT – AFT virtual student debt clinic https://web.cvent.com/event/e9c61181-c2f6-40d4-9ce4-013f1f911889/registe

Remember to join us tomorrow for our End of Year Party!

We had a wonderful visit from our AFT National President today! Thank you President Weingarten for visiting us and touring Rio Tech today. Also, a huge thank you to Dr. Dodd for accompanying us as well. The future is bright in Rio Rancho!

Join us on May 26th for our annual RRSEU End of Year celebration. Hope to see you there!

New column from AFT President Randi Weingarten about the impact of tech on kids' learning and what AFT is doing to promote “devices down, eyes up, hands on” learning.

The technology trap Teachers and parents are calling for ‘devices down, eyes up, hands on’ learning.