Current Happenings

 

 

 

Officer and Executive Board Results

Term Length June 1, 2024- May 31, 2027

1st VP-Helen Hamel

Secretary-Joanne Houghton

Elementary K-5 Seat #1-Laura Gilligan

Middle School Representative-Mary Rivera

ESE Representative-Cristi Schank

 

 

 

Want to represent MEA at a state or national convention?

Convention Self-Nomination Form for MEA Members

Deadline is March 1, 2024

 

 

2024 Legislative Updates

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We are under attack!

Watch this news story to see from whom?

 

Why are we under attack?

 

 

Current Instructional Unit Contract. 

MEA CBA 2022-2025.pdf

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

New Member Benefit

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Union First Member Benefit
 
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Why Join MEA?
1
A Voice On The Job

Union workers have the right to negotiate with their employer over wages, hours, benefits and working conditions. Without a union, management makes all the decisions alone.

2
Strength In Numbers

Union workers negotiate and organize for improvements as a unified group instead of as individuals. When we work together, this collective force translates into more power and a better chance of getting our voices heard.

3
Protection & Support

Union workers need the assurance that our workplace rights, including health and safety conditions, are being upheld and monitored and ensure the ability to challenge any unfair or questionable decisions or action.

4
Respect

Union workers join, not because we’re against our employer, but because we want to improve our jobs by joining with co-workers to gain greater respect and control over our worksite and employment.

Latest News
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ORLANDO — Delegates to the 2021 Florida Education Association (FEA) Delegate Assembly reaffirmed the statewide union’s leadership on Friday, Oct. 15. President Andrew Spar, Vice President Carole Gauronskas and Secretary-Treasurer Nandi Riley were re-elected by acclamation at FEA’s annual conference in Orlando.
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The reports of severe staffing shortages in our schools keep coming. In districts throughout the state, there aren’t enough people to teach, transport, feed and otherwise care for Florida’s students. At the start of August, the Florida Education Association (FEA) counted nearly 9,000 advertised vacancies in our public schools. The vacancies should have decreased by half or more by October, but a recent recount showed they have edged up ...
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