NTU Update - April 8, 2016

Colleagues,

1)      Negotiations Update – Earlier this week, the NTU reached out to the Newark Public Schools of our intentions to formally begin negotiations.  Our contract negotiations committee is hard at work putting together all the proposals we received from the members in preparation for exchanging demands and proposals with the Newark Public schools.  We will continue to keep you as informed as possible without violating the confidentiality inherent in negotiations.

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New Benefit for MCEA Members!

In need of the services of a Notary Public? MCEA is pleased to announce that effective immediately we are providing FREE Notary Public services here at our headquarters office for MCEA members. It is convenient and free so please contact Sherry Stewart to take advantage of this opportunity. Ms. Stewart may be reached at 410-298-8800 extension 239.

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SB 689 Anti Bullying Bill

MCEA members were in Annapolis on March 15th to testify in support of Senate Bill 689, for a Task Force on Workplace Bullying in State Agencies.

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Westfield Memorial Library Book Sale offering Buy One, get One Free for any Teacher from April 26 to April 30

From April 26 to April 30, the Friends of the Westfield Memorial Library will be offering any teacher with proof of employment "buy 1, get 1 free" on regularly priced books during its annual used book, dvd and cd sale. The book sale financially supports the Library and such expensive Friends’ activities as the Children's Programs and the Museum Guest Passes.  Regular prices are $2 for hard backs; $1.50 for trade paperbacks and $.50 for paperbacks. On April 29, all items will be half-price and on April 30 $5 buys a supermarket bag full of items, with each additional bag only $3.

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Pearson: The call for a new direction in their business strategy for education

On March 22, 2016, investors and education stakeholders met with Pearson shareholders at the Council of Institutional Investors’ Spring Conference in Washington, D.C. On the agenda was Pearson’s lackluster stock performance, souring public opinion, and the economic imperative for Pearson to reevaluate their approach to the business of education. View the presentations in several languages below.

          

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