Nebraska changes rule for Offutt-based military spouse educators
Shannon Manion, a certified teacher and veteran school administrator as well as the spouse of Col. Michael Manion, 55th Wing commander, addresses the media as Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and Matt Blomstedt, commissioner of the Nebraska Department of Education, look on at the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, Nebraska on March 19, 2018. According to the governor, manion was instrumental in changing Rule 21 which regulates state teaching licenses and will make it easier for military spouses to teach immediately if they have recently arrived from out of state.
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