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636 Days Without a Settlement!
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This is a Blog for YCJUSD educators and anyone else that needs a place to vent, a place of support and a place of solidarity.
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- Yucaipa-Calimesa Teachers
- Yucaipa and Calimesa, California, United States
- We are teachers, counselors, and school psychologists, all giving our best for the children of Yucaipa-Calimesa. We ask that we be treated fairly and professionally.
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- YCEA Featured in California Educator
- It's official, Hovey's packing his bags for Fuller...
- When Will Mesa View Open?
- Pics from our Recognition Event
- A Visit With Some Old Friends
- Should the Blog Continue? Sound Off!
- Congratulations, John!
- Contract Ratified By Membership!
- Local Businesses to Thank
- Presenting the People Who Brought You the Settlement:
- Settlement Information - As Promised
- Watch This Space!!!
- T.A. Reached!
- Huge Turn-out Today
- Rally starts at 4:00
- Great Job On the Picket Lines!
- See You On The Picket Lines This Morning!
- California Day of the Teacher - May 9
- Let's have a GREAT turn out Wednesday morning!
- Lessons Learned from Colton
- Visit the Parent Site
- Let my people go!
- As promised...more pictures!
- "I know we hid it around here somewhere!"
- Your Tax Dollars at Work
- We're on YouTube!
- Great Turnout!
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4 comments:
IT'S NOW OR NEVER, PE0PLE!
We must stand together! We can't back down now, or we will never, ever get back the credibility that we've fought these two years for.
I guess is they still think we're bluffing, they can call us on it, but we must stand together.
Some of the younger teachers need to get involved. If they did not have medical and dental and eye coverage - that they might think is automatic - - then they will realize that these benefits were worked for over a period of years and more years. After the benifits are gone it is hard to bring them back.
Younger teachers yes, first year probationary teachers, absolutely not. THis district has a long history of terminating first year teachers who stepped out of line (Remember Doug Momberger at YHS, who was fired for asking Paul Jessup an embarrassing question about asbestos in the E-Building?)
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