AFTHC 2020 Election of Board Members
1. AFTHC 2020 Election Nomination form- Send form to either PO Box 396 or you can email us the nomination form at afthealthcare@afthcmd.org
NTU Update - October 2, 2020
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In This issue!
1) Evaluation Update
2) COVID-19 Child Care Leave
3) Open Enrollment
4) Whetstone
5) Schools without Building Reps
AND MORE!
Ask the Senate Education Committee to Support SB 31
One of the most important bills that we will hear in this abbreviated legislation is Senate Bill 31 by Senator Cleo Fields. If passed, this bill would prohibit the use of statewide student assessments conducted during the 2020-2021 school year from being used to evaluate teacher performance. Essentially, schools could (and likely would) still have testing this year, but the scores couldn't count against a teacher's performance evaluation.
BCFPE 2020 Election Results
The BCFPE Elections Committee has concluded the local's 2020 Election of Officers, with results provided by Elections USA, Inc. The new officers are as follows:
- President: John Ripley
- Executive Vice-President: Adam Hendrix
- Secretary: Donna Neumeister
- Treasurer: Dene Williams-Hatcher
- Area I Vice President: VACANT (to be appointed by the Executive Board)
- Area II Vice President: Christopher Morgan (new)
- Area III Vice President: Matthew Madairy (new)
- Area IV Vice President: Angela Spencer
- Area V Vice President: Philbert E Christian
- Area VI Vice President: Hermes L Rios
- Area VII Vice President: Sarah Witcher (new)
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MCEA Treasurer Candidates
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TWO WOMEN NAMED SANDRA
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The Next Legislative Session Starts TOMORROW
The Louisiana legislature has convened a Special Session to begin Monday. It shall end no later than 6 P.M. on October 27, 2020 and there are 70 different items that may be subject to legislation during the session. Included in the items enumerated in the Call are state tax revenue and school funding, among others.
Because the session was called so quickly, there are still any number of different bills being written that could impact teachers, support employees and our students. While the session may be short, decisions will be made that could have a lasting impact on Louisiana schools and it is vital that educators stay up to date about the ongoing issues.
