Monday, July 13th 4:30 - Meeting with Board member Lisa Kaplan, Giovanni's Pizzaria
Monday, July 13th 6:00 pm - Meeting with Board member, Jules Tran, Giovanni's Pizzaria
Tuesday, July 14th 9:30 am -12:30 - Layoff hearing for teachers at District Office
Tuesday, July 14th 4:00 pm - Meeting with Board member, Bruce Roberts, Giovanni's Pizzaria
Tuesday, July 14th 5;30 pm - Meeting with Board member, Teri Burns, Giovanni's Pizzaria
Wednesday, July 15th 9:30 am - Layoff hearings for teachers at District Office
Wednesday, July 15th 11;30 pm - Teacher rally at Capitol
Wednesday, July 15th 6:30 pm - NUSD School Board Meeting
Monday, July 13, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Call to Action - Teachers please attend this rally next week
GOVERNOR, DON’T LET
CALIFORNIA GO UP IN SMOKE!
“Schwarzenegger reclined deeply in his chair, lighted an eight-inch cigar and declared himself ‘perfectly fine,’ the fiscal debacle and personal heartsickness all around him. ‘Someone else might walk out of here every day depressed, but I don’t walk out of here depressed,’ Schwarzenegger said. Whatever happens, ‘I will sit down in my Jacuzzi tonight,’ he said. ‘I’m going to lay back with a stogie.” New York Times Magazine, 7/5/09
Governor Schwarzenegger’s fiscal mismanagement has led to a 26.3 billion budget.
Middle Class families are suffering. Police and firefighters are facing layoffs. Seniors, kids and people with disabilities are getting hit hardest by the leadership to solve these historic problems, our Governor is puffing on cigars.
Join a coalition of seniors, educators, people with disabilities, interfaith leaders, labor leaders and others to tell the governor:
GOVERNOR, DON’T LET CALIFORNIA GO UP IN SMOKE!
CA State Capitol
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009, 11:30 AM – South Steps
CALIFORNIA GO UP IN SMOKE!
“Schwarzenegger reclined deeply in his chair, lighted an eight-inch cigar and declared himself ‘perfectly fine,’ the fiscal debacle and personal heartsickness all around him. ‘Someone else might walk out of here every day depressed, but I don’t walk out of here depressed,’ Schwarzenegger said. Whatever happens, ‘I will sit down in my Jacuzzi tonight,’ he said. ‘I’m going to lay back with a stogie.” New York Times Magazine, 7/5/09
Governor Schwarzenegger’s fiscal mismanagement has led to a 26.3 billion budget.
Middle Class families are suffering. Police and firefighters are facing layoffs. Seniors, kids and people with disabilities are getting hit hardest by the leadership to solve these historic problems, our Governor is puffing on cigars.
Join a coalition of seniors, educators, people with disabilities, interfaith leaders, labor leaders and others to tell the governor:
GOVERNOR, DON’T LET CALIFORNIA GO UP IN SMOKE!
CA State Capitol
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009, 11:30 AM – South Steps
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Hearing Dates Set
Layoff teacher hearing are being held July 14 and July 15th at the NUSD District Office next week. If you have not met with the attorney and need to, please contact us to get their contact information so you can be represented.
A Message from David Sanchez, CTA President
California’s Assembly recently passed a compromise budget fix that repays schools more than $3.9 billion in desperately needed funding, but because a few Republican Senators failed to act and the governor threatened a veto, the governor is now calling a special session of the Legislature and is asking for the suspension of Proposition 98, the minimum school funding law.
We must let the governor and our friends in the Senate know that it is unacceptable to suspend Prop. 98 and take more money away from students. That’s why I am urging you to call them today and tell them to vote against suspending Prop. 98. Click here for more details and numbers.
Instead of trying to balance the budget on the backs of public school and students, the governor and the legislature need to sign a fair budget that limits cuts and closes corporate tax loopholes.
Make These Important Points with your Legislator:
· Do not suspend Proposition 98!
· The proposed cuts would have a devastating impact on our students and public schools (give local examples).
· The Governor’s call to suspend the state’s minimum school funding guarantee is unacceptable.
· California public schools have already been cut by a record $12 billion!
· Any approach to solving the state budget crisis must include increased revenues.
· It is time to rescind the corporate tax breaks handed out earlier this year!
· Big Oil and Big Tobacco need to pay, too!
· Stop the political games! The partisan politics and gridlock are destroying our state.
http://www.cta.org/media/newsroom/releases/20090702_1.htm
http://www.cta.org/action/alert/Alert20090702.htm
David A. Sanchez, CTA President
We must let the governor and our friends in the Senate know that it is unacceptable to suspend Prop. 98 and take more money away from students. That’s why I am urging you to call them today and tell them to vote against suspending Prop. 98. Click here for more details and numbers.
Instead of trying to balance the budget on the backs of public school and students, the governor and the legislature need to sign a fair budget that limits cuts and closes corporate tax loopholes.
Make These Important Points with your Legislator:
· Do not suspend Proposition 98!
· The proposed cuts would have a devastating impact on our students and public schools (give local examples).
· The Governor’s call to suspend the state’s minimum school funding guarantee is unacceptable.
· California public schools have already been cut by a record $12 billion!
· Any approach to solving the state budget crisis must include increased revenues.
· It is time to rescind the corporate tax breaks handed out earlier this year!
· Big Oil and Big Tobacco need to pay, too!
· Stop the political games! The partisan politics and gridlock are destroying our state.
http://www.cta.org/media/newsroom/releases/20090702_1.htm
http://www.cta.org/action/alert/Alert20090702.htm
David A. Sanchez, CTA President
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Second Meeting for Layoff Teachers
Monday, July 6th, 3;30 at NUSD District Office - to meet with the CTA Attorney regarding hearings for layoff teachers.
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