Upcoming events this week!

Please see below for a list of phone banks, precinct walks, and candidate events happening this week. One thing to note, there will not be the regularly scheduled phone bank at Operating Engineers local 3 on Wednesday. The building will be closed that day so we are going to open up Teamsters 315 for a phone bank that day from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Also, United Workers for Local Government will be held Tuesday morning at Teamsters local 315 in Vallejo and the monthly CLC meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at CTA in Fairfield. During that meeting we will be dealing with the nomination of officers.
UPCOMING EVENTS
 
Tue, May 17th: United Workers for Local Government 9 am @ Teamsters
                        local 315 (445 Nebraska street, Vallejo)
                        Phone bank @ Ironworker’s local 378 (3120 Bayshore rd,
                        Benicia). Held from 5 pm to 8 pm
Wed, May 18th: Phone bank @ Teamsters local 315 (445 Nebraska street,
                         Vallejo). Held from 5 pm to 8 pm.
                        CLC Executive Board & Delegates meeting @ CTA
                        (4751 Central Way, Fairfield). Executive Board meeting @
                        5:15 pm, general meeting at 6 pm.
Thur, May 19th: Phone bank at Teamsters local 315 (445 Nebraska street,
                         Vallejo). Held from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Fri, May 20th: Bill Dodd meet and greet in Davis from 6 pm to 8 pm.
                      Contact Serina at serina@billdodd.com or 707-315-8523
Sat, May 21st: ***Labor precinct walk for Mark Luce***
                      2336 Chad Court, Napa. Walk begins at 9 am.
                      Skip Thomson precinct walk. Contact Gail Thomson at
                      707-446-8346.

Pictures of our members having a great at the Vacaville Teachers Association Day of the Teacher

Bargaining update #9 and Tentative Agreement #5

Bargaining update #9

Tentative Agreement #5

Don’t turn the clock back on our schools!

Remember the damage done during the last recession? California public school funding was cut to the bone. Massive numbers of teachers and school employees were laid off, class sizes grew rapidly, art and music programs were slashed, college tuition skyrocketed, and there were many other deep cuts you and your students endured.

Our public schools and colleges are just beginning to recover from those cuts — and unless we act this November to maintain the taxes on the wealthiest 2% of California’s households, our schools could lose $5 billion a year in critical funding.

That is why this week, along with our coalition partners, we are officially turning in more than one million signatures to kick off our campaign to pass the California Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act, a statewide initiative that will be on the November ballot to maintain crucial funding for our children’s education and health care – because our children and schools matter most.

Now it’s time to make sure we win this November.

Please add your name in support of the California Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act today to give our students the quality schools and health care they deserve!

Funding from this vital measure will provide local school districts and colleges the money they need to reduce class sizes for students, hire quality teachers, faculty and school employees, and curb tuition hikes. And it will improve access to health care services for the low-income children so they can stay healthy and thrive.

The initiative ensures strict accountability and transparency so that all the money goes where it matters the most – directly to students and the classroom, not administrative costs.

We can’t afford to give the wealthiest two percent of Californians a tax break that would result in $5 billion in critical funding being slashed from our children’s education and health care every year.

Please add your name in support of our students and the California Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act right now!

We can’t turn back the clock on our students and schools go back to the days of budget cuts that truly impacted each and every one of us.

Thanks for joining CTA and other education, labor and community groups in supporting this vital initiative that will help California stay on the road to economic recovery. For additional information on this measure and other important education issues in the upcoming election, visit www.cta.org/campaign2016.

What sort of professional development would you like to have next year?

Dear VTA Members,
VTA and CTA will partner to put on a larger scale Instructional Leadership Conference in the fall, much like the highly successful Yolo Instructional Leadership Conference that was held this year. We are looking to hold it here in Vacaville.

Please take a moment to fill out this brief survey on the kinds of professional development YOU need, so we can create a conference that meets YOUR professional development needs.

http://svy.mk/22TUsVx

Please also consider sharing the incredible thing you do in a workshop of your own. All proposals will be considered by the committee.

Thanks, Moira

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