GCAE was the local with the highest membership increase for 22-23! We had 343 new members and a 40% membership increase compared to the previous year! Congratulations our amazing members & UniServ Director. We are better together! #membershipmatters#unionstrong#soldairty
GCAE is excited for our annual spring cookout! Join us to celebrate, find out more about our organization and our future collective actions! Please RSVP via QR code or the link https://t.co/t9wpwCmsbS #membershipmatters#solidarity#publicschoolproud
Thank you, @VoteClintDixon, for your time today on the ropes! Your respectful, thoughtful engagement with us regarding bills this session & other concerns regarding public ed were encouraging! We hope to connect with you in the future to support GCPS students, staff, & families.
Part of our Board & members at GAE Day at the Capitol! We worked the ropes and spoke to some of our senators regarding concerns we have about bills introduced this legislative session and advocated on behalf of other issues surrounding public ed! #membershipmatters#unionproud
Speaking up for better conditions for you, your students, their families, your colleagues, your community ≠ negative! We don’t have to accept things when they aren’t right. Join us today on Zoom @ 2:00 to learn more about how we are advocating for change! https://t.co/bAnoln8hdy
Who is this workshop good for?
ANY staff member who has a desire to improve leadership skills, support and grow the organization, or who just wants to learn more! All staff members and experience levels welcome!Members can RSVP by emailing [email protected].
Check your voter registration status!
Today is the last day to register to be eligible to vote in the November 8 election.
Visit https://t.co/wT5yKSC8oX to check your registration status and make sure all your information is correct.
Uncompensated time continues to be a major concern for staff across GCPS. GCAE conducted a survey with members and non-members alike and shared the results with district leaders. Please click https://t.co/AZcgqo09JT to access our report!
GCAE's Board Meeting this month brought good news! We now have over 1,286 members! A heartfelt welcome to all of our new members. The GCAE Board is excited to celebrate and support ALL of our members. We are much stronger together! #membershipmatters#solidarity
GCAE is meeting monthly with the district to advocate for GCPS employees. We believe staff should be compensated for time spent performing professional duties. Survey closes 9/7 @ 11:59 pm. Link in bio. Please share with colleagues! *Don’t use GCPS email or wifi to respond!*
In a guest column, Oglethorpe University President Nick Ladany, a counseling psychologist, says student mental health needs are urgent at the K-12 and college level. https://t.co/TxY0BsWFO4
Together we can make sure the #AmericanRescuePlan funds are spent how students, parents, and educators need them to be—you can rank your top three priorities at https://t.co/fsKlym9yUH
When schools focus on open, clear, and consistent communication, they help ensure that families—and ultimately students—get the support they need.
https://t.co/2qYvcWmChY
On Tuesday, July 5, the Gwinnett County Board of Education held the first of three public hearings on the millage rate adoption, and conducted a special called meeting regarding the FY2023 budget. Learn more about the July 5 meeting here: https://t.co/DMi0HCJonr
"These extremists, so-called leaders, need to attend a civics lesson. It would benefit us all if they sat in your classroom for a few days to remember how a democracy works, to remember what freedom stands for, and to remember what jobs they were elected to do." — @VP to #NEARA
Thank you, THANK YOU Madam @VP for your speech today at the #NEARA.
I am proud to stand with you and the administration as we work to strengthen our schools, our unions, and our nation.
🇺🇸 @VP to #NEARA: Teachers should not have to practice barricading a classroom! Teachers should not have to know how to treat a gunshot wound. And teacher's should not be told that lives would have been saved if only you had a gun.