The board has officially committed to the pledge and we have secured the protections our educators deserve. This outcome validates every hour we spent fighting for a fair contract and the stability of our classrooms. We must keep our focus on the district now to ensure these promises become reality …
June 15, 2012
Educators-Ask SDEA and SDUSD leadership to take the five-point pledge to save our schools!
Final supporters
Ask SDUSD President John Lee Evans and the SDUSD Board to take the
Five-Point Pledge for SDUSD
We, the SDUSD Board, pledge the following: 1. We will honor the three-year contract that we negotiated with our employees, just as we honor all other contracts we sign. 2. We will immediately adopt and implement the Breakfast Club Action Group’s “Three-Step Plan to No Layoffs, No Concessions”, and will immediately bring back every single one of the 1,534 educators we have laid off. 3. We will aggressively eliminate waste throughout our District. No school should have an Area Superintendent instead of a school library, or a nurse, or a counselor, or clean facilities, or enough people to answer the phone when it rings. 4. We will stop telling the public that our District is going insolvent. We are not going insolvent, and claiming that we are as a scare tactic does nothing but adversely impact our interest rates and make our fiscal situation worse, not better. 5. We will direct our efforts toward ensuring that the November 6 ballot initiative to adequately fund our schools passes.
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Reached 250 supporters
June 1, 2012
May 31, 2012
Seeing this level of support for our educators reminds me that we are not alone in this fight for the future of our classrooms. I am deeply moved by the way so many of you have stepped up to demand accountability from our leadership.
Reached 100 supporters
May 31, 2012
May 28, 2012
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark and the momentum is finally building for our schools. Please send this link to your colleagues right now so we can hit that goal before the day ends.
6 Comments
bring back Craig! the current leadership is running everything into the ground and we need someone who actually knows how to fight for us
stop silencing people for having a different opinion. union means having a voice not just following the people in charge.
tired of the constant concessions. look at the budget, the money is there, quit playing games with our jobs.
NO MORE CUTS. stand up to the district for once and stop opening the contract every time they ask.
do the pledge. its time to actually start acting like a real union again.
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The board has officially committed to the pledge and we have secured the protections our educators deserve. This outcome validates every hour we spent fighting for a fair contract and the stability of our classrooms. We must keep our focus on the district now to ensure these promises become reality …
June 15, 2012
Educators-Ask SDEA and SDUSD leadership to take the five-point pledge to save our schools!
Final supporters
Ask SDUSD President John Lee Evans and the SDUSD Board to take the
Five-Point Pledge for SDUSD
We, the SDUSD Board, pledge the following: 1. We will honor the three-year contract that we negotiated with our employees, just as we honor all other contracts we sign. 2. We will immediately adopt and implement the Breakfast Club Action Group’s “Three-Step Plan to No Layoffs, No Concessions”, and will immediately bring back every single one of the 1,534 educators we have laid off. 3. We will aggressively eliminate waste throughout our District. No school should have an Area Superintendent instead of a school library, or a nurse, or a counselor, or clean facilities, or enough people to answer the phone when it rings. 4. We will stop telling the public that our District is going insolvent. We are not going insolvent, and claiming that we are as a scare tactic does nothing but adversely impact our interest rates and make our fiscal situation worse, not better. 5. We will direct our efforts toward ensuring that the November 6 ballot initiative to adequately fund our schools passes.
Only full names with a school site will be included when the petition is submitted. Your contact information will not be shared. You can specify that you'd like your name to appear as "anonymous" until the final version of the petition is downloaded for submission.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
June 1, 2012
May 31, 2012
Seeing this level of support for our educators reminds me that we are not alone in this fight for the future of our classrooms. I am deeply moved by the way so many of you have stepped up to demand accountability from our leadership.
Reached 100 supporters
May 31, 2012
May 28, 2012
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark and the momentum is finally building for our schools. Please send this link to your colleagues right now so we can hit that goal before the day ends.
6 Comments
seriously, how many teachers do they have to let go before someone does something? 1,500 people is a massive loss for our students.
bring back Craig! the current leadership is running everything into the ground and we need someone who actually knows how to fight for us
stop silencing people for having a different opinion. union means having a voice not just following the people in charge.
tired of the constant concessions. look at the budget, the money is there, quit playing games with our jobs.
NO MORE CUTS. stand up to the district for once and stop opening the contract every time they ask.
do the pledge. its time to actually start acting like a real union again.
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seriously, how many teachers do they have to let go before someone does something? 1,500 people is a massive loss for our students.