Press Releases

A physical therapy assistant for Mandan Public Schools, Dawn Ressler, has been named North Dakota United’s 2027 ESP of the Year for her student-centered approach and strong relationships. Known for creative therapy activities, community outreach and leadership among peers, she exemplifies the vital role education support professionals play in student success.

The purpose of the NDU Foundation is to promote educational excellence and quality public service in North Dakota.

This is the second time NDU has offered an interactive online Report Card, though we have printed and distributed the Report Card after many legislative sessions.

The North Dakota United Foundation is proud to announce the distribution of more than $75,000 in scholarships to dozens of deserving educators, public servants, and students this year. Each recipient received an award ranging from $200 to $5,000.

North Dakota has once again fallen in national rankings for average public school teacher salaries, according to new research from the National Education Association.

North Dakotans' priorities are clear heading into the 69th Legislative Assembly.

November 2023 survey data shows that the issue of teacher retention is getting worse. Bold solutions are necessary first steps to begin to reverse the shortage crisis.

The North Dakota Legislature today voted to pass HB 1040, a bill that will close the defined-benefit retirement plan offered to state, county, city and other political subdivision employees since 1977.

An updated tax revenue forecast for the state of North Dakota was released today, and the Legislature will be hearing more about this newest outlook the next couple of days before adopting a final forecast.

Members of ND United to speaking with elected officials public school and public service employee recruitment and retention