As Florida residents it is our obligation to cast our ballots in every election and this current election is definitely no exception. The policy differences between the two major-party candidates could not be more striking.
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Here are the Steering Commitee meeting 10/20/16 minutes.
http://cccft.wa.aft.org/files/cccft_steering_committee_meeting_10.20.16_minutes_1.pdf
Colleagues,
Why I am so adamant about School Improvement Panel’s, TeachNJ and the Peer Oversight Committee? See the attached tenure case we recently won. This Decision is scathing on so many levels, that while I generally do not assign required reading, I feel compelled to do so in this case for the sake of teachers as well as students.
Colleagues,
NPS recently sent out the attached forms regarding the NJEA convention that REQUIRE informing your administrator of your intention to attend by November 1st. A recent arbitration award won by the NTU indicates there are NO SUCH LIMITATIONS on when you can decide to go. That said, the NTU does recommend that you let your administrator know AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
MCEA held its 81st annual convention on October 8, 2016. The meeting was called to order by MCEA President, Linda Day. This year's convention was held at the Diamondz Event Center located in Baltimore City. President Day welcomed and addressed the huge crowd of delegates who travelled from all four corners of the state to conduct the business of MCEA.
Brothers & Sisters:
I am cautiously optimistic in reporting out the results of Wednesday’s NTU Executive Board Meeting. As we are all anxious to hear about the contract, I’ll get to that first:
CLINICAL LADDER ALERT: Please check if you are up to date for you 6 month and yearly reviews. All departments have a list with dates. If not up to date please contact your manager immediately; don’t let the chance to demonstrate your hard work go unnoticed. Remember, part of professionalism is being responsible.
