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NEA-RA delegates – UPDATED!

What!    The National Education Association Representative Assembly—the RA—is the highest decision-making body within the over 3 million-member NEA. With over 8,000 delegates, the RA is also the world’s largest democratic deliberative body. How long is the RA? Over the course of eight business sessions spanning four days, RA delegates debate the vital issues that impact …

In memory of…

…our previous webmaster, Jim Mumaugh. Thank you for showing us the way.

CTA State Council delegates

CTA is rigorously democratic. Its structure gives members the ultimate voice in what the Association does. By secret ballot, you and your colleagues elect the 760-plus members of the State Council of Education, CTA’s highest governing body. Meeting four times a year, State Council sets policy for the organization, adopts the budget, determines dues, recommends expenditures …

Standing committees

Representative Council – VTA’s governing body

Alamo Sofia Calderon Browns Valley Evangela Harrison Callison Allen May Constance Gonzalez-Hall Cooper Julie McGee Russ Tucker Fairmont Chris Cooper Hemlock/ACE Yvonne DiMichele Markham Melissa Mainini Mady O’Rear Orchard Janel Curtis Padan Navjot Kaur/Denise Nelson Mike Ensley Sierra Vista   Vaca Pena Lenore Hubal Marilyn Johnson   Willis Jepson Brian Speck Ryan Williams Alternate: Marcus …

Executive Board – VTA’s executive body

Here is your Executive Board for the 2017-2019 term Officers: President – Tracy Begley Vice-president – Alyson Brauning Treasurer – Brenda Hensley Recording Secretary – Corey Penrose Corresponding Secretary – Jouli Jara Secondary directors: VHS/CHS/ESC director – Erin Gordon and Julie Timmerman Rodrigues WCW/BCS/Ernest Kimme ISP director – Todd Blanset Vaca Pena director – Jenny Brown …