Our organization was founded with purpose — a shared passion for public education and a deep appreciation for those who help shape our children’s lives. As parents within the PLCS community, we’ve witnessed countless remarkable moments facilitated by our dedicated teachers and staff. Unfortunately, we’ve also observed unwarranted negativity and baseless attacks directed at our teachers and school board members. We firmly believe that those who love and support PLCS far outweigh the dissenting voices. With this conviction, we founded PLV Ed Matters — a united, non-partisan effort to ensure that PLCS remains exceptional for our children, your children, and our community. Together, we strive to maintain PLCS Greatness.
Why We Started
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PLV Ed Matters Celebrates Success in Local Education Elections
PLV Ed Matters is proud to announce the successful election of local candidates dedicated to supporting public education and representing the interests of our community. We extend our congratulations to Marcus Madler and Skip Bailey on their re-election to the Papillion La Vista Community Schools Board of Education, and our congratulations and a very warm…
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Edward Weniger’s alleged abuse of nonprofit Local Liberty
On October 25, 2024, a formal complaint was submitted to the NE Attorney General’s office against Edward Weniger and his nonprofit organization Local Liberty for alleged “abuse of nonprofit status and potential violations of the Nebraska Nonprofit Corporation Act.” The complaint was based on a 2023 biennial report filed by Local Liberty in which concerning…
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Jason Tayor
We’re very proud to announce our endorsement of Jason Taylor for Learning Community Council #6! As a former Air Force member and current soccer referee with experience as a substitute teacher across several school districts, Jason Taylor takes his mission of public service to his country and community to heart. He is deeply sincere in…