CHESAPEAKE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Chesapeake Education Association PAC Recommendations for May 3, 2016

Mayor

Alan P. Krasnoff

City Council

Dwight M. Parker

S.Z. "Debbie" Ritter

Richard W. "Rick" West

School Board

C. Jeff Bunn

Thomas L. Mercer, Sr.

Victoria L. Proffitt

Lobby Day in Richmond!

Please Join Us in Richmond.

We need your VOICE!

In 2015-2016, the CEA/VEA/NEA

Wants You to Know that You OWE it to yourself to Get To

Know Your Building Rep(s) and Learn about

Even More Benefits of Being a Member!

Chesapeake Education Association

Member Training

August 17, 2015

at
Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee Community Center

Guest Speakers:

Philip Forgit, Executive Director, VEA

Naila Holmes, Director Office of Field Support, Organizing, and Minority Engagement, VEA

Roger Gray, Specialist Office of Government Relations, VEA

Gary McCollum, Candidate for Virginia State Senate 7th District

Put Kids First! Rally held on April 18, 2015 at the Capitol in Richmond, VA

Over 2,000 strong, we shook the ground, and made our voices heard.

Chesapeake Education Association . . .

Congratulations to our own
Dr. Toney McNair

Chesapeake Education Association is very proud of our "Toney" award winner. Dr. Toney L. McNair, Jr. was the writer and recipient of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation (HRCF) grant awarded in December of 2014. The grant was in the amount of $9, 687.00; Dr. McNair plans to use the grant towards a purchase of a baby grand piano for Indian River Middle School where he is the music department chairperson and choral director. He noted, "receiving this is a great honor for our school district and for our school, the River. Thanks to the HRCF and the E. K. Sloane Fund, our students will now have a musical instrument that adds a more professional quality to our performances and, at the same time, engenders pride and prestige within our community."
Congratulations again to Dr. McNair

Shon Pickett Office Administrator

I would like to thank everyone who came out to support CEA at the School Board meeting. We had an excellent turn out. It was wonderful to look out and see a sea of black! A special thank you goes out to those of you who spoke out and shared our struggles with the School Board. You did an awesome job! As for those of you that wanted to be at the meeting, but had another commitment, we asked that the School Board hear our voices speaking for you!

Get ready...Our next stop...City Council!

Mattie Gould, President