Central Valley Education Association
"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." — William Butler Yeats
Congratulations to the following recipients of the 2020 CVEA Scholarship!
Katelyn Anderson
Olivia Rachoy
Katheryn Hilfiker
Kendyl Fletcher
Cole Stewart
Ben Mack
Anna Byquist
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Bill Foster,”CITRMS”
LegalShield State Regional Manager
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Please contact me personally for any questions regarding the coverage, enrollments with special discounted membership fee. I look forward to serving you as we have for over a decade.
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Combined, the following members were awarded $630 for their classrooms in 2019. Thank you SAREA for your kindness!
Bernie Hite- Central Valley
Lara Schoener- Central Valley
Heidi Sine- Greenacres El
Tammy Bradstreet- McDonald
Financial Education Resources
August 13th, 2018 Board Meeting was Full of Red!
New
2019-2020
Collective Bargaining Agreement
2019-2020
Collective Bargaining Agreement
Current Contract
First Charter School in Washington Imploding!
Click on the rotten Apple to read why.
**New survey link was sent to your building reps on CVSD email. Due Monday, August 10th at midnight.**
Reopening Washington Schools:
Questions & Answers
for School Districts
The following CVEA members are recipients of WEA Eastern Community Outreach Grants for Winter 2019.
The following CVEA members are recipients of WEA Eastern Community Outreach Grants for Winter 2019.
- Taunya Luckey- Veterans Service Project ($102.56)
- Rebekah Wilkinson-Pepiton- Fine Arts Mural with CVHS students for Adams Elementary ($1250)
- Cathy Walter- 1st grade University Elementary’s Play with Parent Partners ($360)
- Stacy Pecha – Salish Culture & History for Selkirk M.S. students ($500)
- Morgen Larsen- Cultural Connections thru Literacy ($1500)
- Krista Larsen- Community Gardens & Little Library ($402.98)
- Jacy Williams- Crosswalk Youth Connections ($1200)
- Eva Waddell- Cards for Hospice Patients ($140.88)Z
Congratulations and good luck with your projects!
Bargaining 2020-2021
The Team of 12 will prioritize proposals received last year prior to rolling the contract over for an additional year. You will have a chance to bring up new concerns in the spring.
Buying a Home Soon?
For more information on our partnership with Homestreet Bank, click on the link on the sidebar to the right....
Considering buying a home? Attend an upcoming seminar and learn how to build a budget, prepare your credit, and get a comprehensive overview of the homebuying process from a noncommissioned Affinity loan officer and other real estate professionals before you start looking for a home. This class also offers a certificate of completion from the WA State Housing Finance Commission that can be used when applying for down-payment assistance.
Lunch will be provided!
To register for one of these classes you can call the Hometown Hotline at 509-209-2547, or go online
to www.homestreet.com/HBclass.
Attention:
Good idea to review those building files!
Good idea to review those building files!
It's a good practice to review your building file at least once a year to ensure that the information in it is accurate, up-
to-date, and relevant to your current assignment.
For those of you who have been with the district for many years, your building file (defined as supervisory or working file in the CBA) has the potential of containing very old information that may not be particularly helpful to have around. For example, a complaint letter from one disgruntled parent 5 years ago is not likely to be reflective of your career accomplishments, so it would make sense to remove it.