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Do
You
Have a
Student
Teacher
in
Your
Classroom?
If you do, please let
him/her know that as a university student
he/she qualifies to be a member of the Student FEA/NEA program.
Enrolling is easy, just go to
https://sites.nea.org/JoinNea/
and join. For $31 a year, students
receive Educators
Employment Liability Insurance and $1 million professional liability
insurance and representation from trained education advocates and
attorneys
who
specialize in Florida Law. Additionally,
members receive the same benefits as an FEA/NEA/AFT member,
including the FEA Access card
which provides up to $1,500
per year in
savings. ·
Foundation of Effective Teaching 1 (Organizing a classroom
environment for teaching and learning) ·
Foundations of Effective Teaching 2 (Building on Academic Success) ·
Beginning Reading Instruction ·
Reading Comprehension ·
Thinking Mathematics 1 (Ten principals of Additive Structure) ·
Thinking Mathematics 2 (Multiplicative Structures, Proportional
Reasoning) ·
Thinking Mathematics 3 (Fractions, Decimals, Ratio) ·
Thinking Mathematics Middle School Journey on Algebra ·
Instructional Strategies that Work ·
Managing Anti-Social Behavior ·
Home School Connection
If you have contact with a student teacher or a student who is
considering/pursuing the teaching profession, please encourage
him/her to go to:
https://sites.nea.org/HowToJoin/stateStudent.do?mbrType=STUDENT&sea=fl
and join Student FEA today! |
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Please remember to thank
your bargaining team members:
SEA - KT Caldwell, Dan Smith, Debby Whitmire, Sue
Carson, Darleen Brown, John Riegelmayer, and Pat Rogers.
SECA
- Rosie Guerrido, Sharon Wiggins, and Joyce
Peterson.
NIPSCO - JoAnn Moran, Criag Hopes, Carlos Crispin,
and Bruce Law.
SCSBDA - Randy Saunders, Richie Hernandez, Dorothy Davis,
and Eric Brady.
Please stay tuned for
further bargaining updates on the UniServ website and look for
notices of future meetings. |
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Click on the following links to read how SB 736 will affect you and
what changes it brings to teaching in general. |
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http://feaweb.org/_data/files/2011/PPA/736/What_you_need_to_know_about_SB_736.pdf |
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http://feaweb.org/race-to-the-top-for-student-success-sb-736 |
SEA Leadership
| SEA Board Members |
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President, KT Caldwell |
Vice-President, Sue Carson |
Secretary Becky Dumes |
Treasurer, Marie Causey |
FEA Director Katie Murphy |
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SEA Directors |
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| Helen Horner High School Director |
Sandra Ross
High School Director |
Melissa Cole
Middle School Director |
Thomas Bugos
Middle School Director |
Dolly Cochrane
Elementary School Director |
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Nan James
Elementary School Director |
Brian Spoon Elementary School Director |
Glady Stablein
Elementary School Director |
Chris Spiliotis Off Site Director |
Yaschika Edwards At-Large Director |
TEACHER ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE UPDATE
The Teacher Assessment Committee has now met two times, February 24 and
March 15, with additional meetings being scheduled shortly.
The first meeting was a review of the purpose and anticipated outcomes
leading to a FAIR AND EQUITABLE ASSESSMENT FORM AND SYSTEM. The committee
members reviewed the relationship between RTTT and pending legislation, the
new Florida Educator Accomplished Practices, the current assessment
instrument, Florida Statute 1012.34, and identified issues and concerns
allowing for transparency in the evaluation process. The Teacher
Effectiveness component and the Student Achievement component were also
reviewed. SEA provided a provided a powerpoint presentation describing the
Value-Added Models, which the State is reviewing, also. The committee broke
into different groups to discuss the above areas.
KT Caldwell, Maureen Waitt, Tracey Albert, Kasey Ostrosky, Darleen Brown, Chris Tipton, Kay Boehart, Rosemary Keene , Deborah Partridge, Nona Phillips, Sue Carson, Erin Lollar, Pam Sherry, Hawley Jervis, Kristen Springfield, Cheryl Osteen, Louise Levy, Laurie Munoz, Felicia Naidu, Harriet Fossitt, Megan Grubbs, Sophie Garrity, Lois Arp, Edmund Young, Dan Smith, Rob Rusin, Connie Britton, Phi Yoba, Chris Trevett, Randy Allman, Sandy San Miguel
The first meeting for this committee is scheduled for Thursday, February 24th, and there are plans for this group to meet again as needed in the coming months. Please check the SEA website for more information as it develops.
Mission Statement
Seminole Education Association is a professional organization committed to actively and collaboratively advancing public education by empowering, supporting and advocating for the educators we represent and the students we serve.
About Us
Seminole Education Association (SEA) is the certified bargaining agent which represents all teacher-based employees in Seminole County. SEA is the recognized bargaining agent for Teachers Guidance Counselors, Media Specialists, etc. Each building or cost center has one or more Faculty Representatives who serve as the site contact for receiving and distributing information from SEA and answering your questions about SEA. Faculty Representatives attend monthly meetings during the school year to stay up to date on the latest information at local, state, and national levels. Questions or concerns should always be brought first to your Faculty Representative, but if s/he is unable to answer your questions, please contact SEA’s President, KT Caldwell, who is released full time to represent members and is available at the Seminole UniServ Office.



