Maine Educator January 2015

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SET MEA’S COURSE What? Examples of a Resolution (belief statement) include:

Resolved that the MEA supports the use of technology as a supplement to the educational process when prescribed by a properly trained educator.

Example of a New Business Item (action item) include: That the MEA will work with the legislature to create fair and equitable assessment system for all K-12 schools that is based on multiple measures.

When? DEADLINE: FEB. 28

Where?

How? Submit a Resolution and/or New Business Item to be discussed at MEA’s annual Representative Assembly, where members set the direction of the MEA. "It was really inspiring to sit with dedicated educators who felt so passionately about the MEA. I don't think people realize how committed the MEA is to growing the profession of teaching. When you go to an RA and see all of the people committed to the improvement of this professional organization, it makes you proud to be a member. I also was really motivated by NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia's mere presence and her speech. It was amazing to see a national leader in education at our little RA in Maine." - Sarah Rubin, Gorham TA

Forms are found online at www.maineea.org and submit to: MEA RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE Maine Education Association 35 Community Drive Augusta, ME 04330 or e-mail to tsimpson@maineea.org

FMI and SUBMISSION FORMS: Contact your local Association President or call Tammy Simpson at 622-4418 x2221 or e-mail tsimpson@maineea.org

It’s your Association.

MEA wants your opinion on issues that affect your profession, public education, and local association.


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