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SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

By ISABEL | October 15, 2019

LBSEA newsletter September   CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ OUR SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER! 

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Bargaining Agreements 2017-2020

By ISABEL | July 29, 2019

BELOW: You will find the link(s) for the LBSEA Bargaining Agreements They were separated into […]

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First Annual Gift Auction

By ISABEL | February 6, 2019

Click on the link below for information regarding the upcoming First Annual Gift Auction Charity […]

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Red for Ed

By ISABEL | January 28, 2019
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F.A.S.T. Breakfast with a cop

By ISABEL | November 4, 2018

   

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F.A.S.T Bilingual Family Dinner

By ISABEL | September 18, 2018
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  • As we reflect on the life, legacy and service of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. today, let us remember: the best way to honor our past is to dedicate ourselves to a better future. #MLK #GoodTrouble #NecessaryTrouble
  • This past weekend at our annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human and Civil Rights Celebration, NJEA President Marie Blistan shared these powerful words of Congressman John Lewis on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy: "Dr. King insists that we must be optimistic that we must be hopeful, and we must be part of the change we seek. We cannot give up. We cannot get lost in the sea of despair. He was hopeful. He was always moving towards the future. He would tell us to stand out, speak up, speak out. Find a way to get in the way, find a way to get in trouble - good trouble, necessary trouble." #MLK
  • Happy 100th Anniversary to NJREA founded on January 13, 1920—a century of advocacy for students, educators, and great public schools.
  • NJEA President Marie Blistan along with the Chair of the NJEA Human and Civil Rights Committee Kimberly Scott-Hayden kicked off our 46th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human and Civil Rights Celebration where we honored advocates and leaders for their dedication to a brighter tomorrow 🙌🙌 The 2020 Human and Civil Right Award winners are: Dr. Keith Benson: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award Congressman Elijah Cummings: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award Eda Ferrante: Elizabeth A. Allen Award Kathryn Okeson: Equality Champion Award David Farrow: Judith Owens Spirit Award Keron Blair, National Director of the Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools, was the event’s keynote speaker. “All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.” - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. #NJEAEquityAlliance #WEareNJEA #MLK

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