CMAE Committee Meeting Registration
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Come join us via Zoom as we provide an overview of the evaluation system, evaluation process, and educator rights regarding the evaluation process.
When: Saturday, September 26, 2020
Location: Virtual – Zoom
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
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$20 for Non Member
You are invited to a Mecklenburg NCAE Zoom.
When: Sep 17, 2020 05:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Have you ever wondered what goes on at the monthly Mecklenburg NCAE meeting? Have you considered attending but did not know what to expect? Well, wonder no more…
We meet via Zoom the 3rd Thursday of each month. Any NCAE member who wants to attend is welcome. The meeting begins at 5:00 pm and lasts about an hour – sometimes a little more, sometimes a little less, depending upon what the Leadership Team has on the agenda.
What do we discuss? Anything and everything! From educator issues to upcoming events .
Our meetings are informal, but structured with an agenda. We entertain questions, comments, and feedback from anyone who comes to the meeting, so if you have anything that you have been wondering about or suggestions you would like to share to make CMAE better, please join us and let’s talk
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Lawrence Brinson
CMAE President
cmae.brinson@bellsouth.net
The labor movement is more important than ever during these challenging times. Essential workers, including educators, are expected to go out when everyone else is expected to stay inside. There's an expectation for our schools to save the economy when most districts haven't recovered from the Great Recession.
The hardships many faced prior to the pandemic have been exposed and have come into focus during Covid-19. Many families have lost jobs, are underemployed, or are worried about possible unemployment.
CMAE continues to advocate for great public schools for all students and we are focused on electing candidates who understand the value of strong public schools. However, our commitment must remain broader than that. In addition, our advocacy must address issues that pertain to racial and social justice by building racial and social justice into our daily work. We know that when our society is more just, our communities are stronger, our schools do better, and our students succeed.
Thank you for the opportunity you have given me to serve as President of CMAE and thank you especially for all the work you do to make both our public schools and our association one of the strongest in the nation.
Enjoy today, and have a great weekend!
