2017 FOSCEP Board of Directors' Election Results
The following are your elected representitives for the FOSCEP Board of Directors, who will serve a two-year term from July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2019:
As we prepare ourselves to take on continued attacks on the right to collectively bargain, WFT joins a recommitment drive. We have new membership cards that we are asking all our members to sign.
June 2017 — Click on the link to view our newsletter and read what UFAS has been doing! http://bit.ly/2sagIRb
Vote raises salaries after four year freeze
(Covington – June 13, 2017) Teachers and school employees in St. Tammany Parish unanimously agreed Tuesday to new contract terms that will raise salaries this year and for the next two years.
Congratulations to the following CHEA members for receiving tenure at the May 17 Board of Education meeting! We are so lucky to have such dedicated, hard-working teachers on staff!
Michelle Schmitt
Michelle Morreale
Jackie Denzel
Justin Mullen
Meghan Farrell
Barring a change in district policy regarding today's heat, what can your administrator do to help staff and students get through the day?MATC AFT LOCAL 212 CALLS-OUT HYPOCRISY IN WALKER-TRUMP TECH COLLEGE VISIT
The union representing the state’s largest group of skilled trades educators slammed President Trump’s and Governor Walker’s tour of Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) as nothing more than a politically-motivated public relations stunt.
NPS sent out the following email detailing the changes to Health and Perscription Benefits negotiated in our new contract:
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**This email contains important information about your upcoming change in benefits, effective August 1, 2017.**
Lisa Fischman has a monster in her classroom.
His name is the More Monster and he eats, well, more. More potato chips, more pizza, more pickles, whatever food there's a greater number of, the More Monster eats it, inspiring giggles from the children in Fischman's class.
A delegation of ten MPEC members attended the 2017 AFT Public Employees Professional Issues Conference in DC. MPEC President Jerry Smith was honored to give the opening address, welcoming attendees from across the country.
