Tell Congress: Pass the Heroes Act

We know that to survive this pandemic, we need a massive investment in our communities and schools. The HEROES Act is a vital step toward helping our country recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Tell your senators: Act now. Pass the Heroes Act! START WRITING.

BCFPE FY2022 Negotiations Committee

UPDATE: On October 15, 2020, The BCFPE Executive Board approved the below FY2022 Negotiations Committee. Please contact them with any negotiation’s suggestions.

BCFPE FY2022 NEGOTIATIONS COMMITTEE:

  • John Ripley, BCFPE President & Committee Chair
  • Adam Hendrix, BCFPE Executive Vice President (at large)
  • Tania Lemmon, Corrections (at large)
  • Kasia Gatchalian, BCFPE Area 1 VP (at large)
  • Matt Madairy, BCFPE Area 3 VP
  • Hermes Rios, BCFPE Area 6 VP
  • Sarah Witcher, BCFPE Area 7 VP

 

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NTU Update 10/16/20

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Reminder:   We continue to discuss with the superintendent what November will look like.  Anything you are hearing from your administrators is TENTATIVE!   It looks like the survey will not be going out until next week.  More information to come.

In this issue:

1) TeleTown Hall Membership Meeting - October 20

2) Latest word on mandates

3) Health Benefits Update

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AFT Healthcare Annual Member Meeting

AFT Healthcare's Annual Member Meeting will take place Monday November 16th Via Zoom from 6PM-9PM. To RSVP to the member meeting click here. 

Constitutional Amendments

This election cycle, Louisiana voters will consider seven possible constitutional amendments, in addition to candidates and local ballot initiatives. Each could have a lasting impact on our state. 

LFT strongly OPPOSES Constitutional Amendment #5 because it could rob our schools of vital funding, here is our position on all the amendments:

Amendment 1: No Position
Amendment 2: OPPOSE
Amendment 3: OPPOSE
Amendment 4: OPPOSE
Amendment 5: OPPOSE
Amendment 6: SUPPORT
Amendment 7: OPPOSE

To see a full explanation of LFT’s positions, click 

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LFT Mourns the Death of Nat LaCour

Nat LaCour In Memoriam

We lost an iconic trade unionist and distinguished educator. Nat LaCour exemplified the best of our union. He was a true visionary with regard to the essential role of unions in helping increase the power, agency, wages and professionalism of educators. He challenged the racism that he had to confront as a Black man, educator and union leader in the South, and he was admired by friend and foe because of his grace, kindness and brilliance. All of us at the AFT are deeply saddened to learn of his passing.

GOTV

Labor “Get Out the Vote” Virtual

Rally & Phone Bank

    Saturday, October 17, 2020

    Noon – 4:00 p.m.

    Stephanie Bloomingdale, Mark Pocan & Josh Kaul

Flyer

 

 

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