Idaho educators participate in various events at National Education Association assembly

Jon Hawkes IEA Vice President Idaho Education Association
Jon Hawkes IEA Vice President Idaho Education Association

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IEA Vice President Jon Hawkes, alongside incoming NEA Director Lindsey Smith, reminded delegates of their voting agreements.

Aspiring educators Sofia Bronaugh and Emily Pearson joined IEA Governance Organizer Peggy Hoy on a river cruise to celebrate Idaho Night during the NEA event.

Cassie Horner from the Boise Education Association and Bobbie Lockett from the Mountain Home Education Association participated in the NEA RA chorus to perform the national anthem.

Region Director Stephanie Myers showcased her new pins. Myers, along with Headquarters Associate Kimi Weaver, organized logistics for RA delegates including flights, hotels, and activities.

Lewiston Education Association member and incoming NEA Director Lindsey Smith was seen with West Ada Education Association member Lisa Callaway and Boise Education Association member Cassie Horner on a river cruise during Idaho Night.

IEA President Layne McInelly appeared with Peggy Hoy alongside new NEA Executive Committee member Bill Farmer.

Hoy and McInelly were also pictured with new NEA Executive Committee member Dr. Tia Mills.

The IEA was recognized onstage for its “Everyone Is Welcome Here” efforts. Additionally, Hoy presented during the Day of Learning.

Organizations Mentioned: Idaho Education Association

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