NSAA Executive Director Jay Bellar to Retire

After more than 40 years in education, Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) Executive Director, Jay Bellar, will be retiring in July 2023.

September 15, 2022Updated: September 16, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

NSAA Executive Director Jay Bellar to Retire

Regional

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State

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Ag & Outdoor

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