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Anti-employee ballot issues threaten education employees and CEA
Anti-union, anti-employee groups are backing three initiatives on the November 2008 ballot that threaten the rights of CEA members and public school employees, as well as all workers in Colorado. >>More Obama recommendation tops NEA Rep Assembly action Presumed presidential nominee Barack Obama addressed nearly 10,000 Association members attending the July 1-6 National Education Association (NEA) Representative Assembly (RA) in Washington, D.C. He spoke to the delegates July 5 via satellite after they voted to officially recommend him for President. >>More NEA, Huffington Post launch first-ever "Got Tuition?" video contest The National Education Association (NEA) and top news blog The Huffington Post launched a first-ever, "Got Tuition?" national video contest to provide a high-visibility platform to push for solutions to high tuition costs. >>More School Counselor Corps Grant Program funding now available CEA helped secure funding in the 2008 legislative session for a new "counselor corps" grant program. The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) has announced that school districts may now apply for $4.8 million available to increase effective school-based counseling services in grades 7-12. >>More CEA collaborates on new guide for standards-based education The Standards-based Teaching/Learning Cycle is a new project of CEA, the Colorado Department of Education (CDE), Colorado Association of School Executives (CASE), the Tointon Institute for Educational Change, and Focused Leadership Solutions (FLS). >>More A+ Auto & Homeowner Insurance announces lower rates, greater discounts June 1 California Casualty, endorsed by CEA since 1996, is pleased to announce increased policy discounts that could save you an average of $484 when you insure both your auto and home through the A+ Program. As of June 1, both new and renewal policy holders will see lower rates and greater discounts. >>More |
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