OSEA Chapter 14 offers a scholarship for the children, stepchildren and grandchildren of Oregon School District OSEA members. 

High school senior applicants will be judged on academic success, community service and character.  Senior is not restricted to attend Oregon City High School.  This is NOT a need-based scholarship.  The student will be notified if they are the winner and the funds will be forwarded to the school of their choice.  The winner(s) will be required to attend a future meeting of the association.

This is a $500 scholarship.

Writing Women Back Into History. Honoring Women Who Fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. 

A black Puerto Rican or “Afroborinqueno” is credited with amassing the collections which formed the core of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a division of the NY Public Library.

In 1926 historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History announced the beginning of what would eventually become BLACK HISTORY MONTH.

By Randi Weingarten
President, American Federation of Teachers

I don’t write emails to our full membership and activist community often, but the Janus v. AFSCME Supreme Court case warrants it.

Published by the Clearwater TRIF UNIT

Click to Read the March A C.U.T. Above

RC 43 supported our sister NYSUT Florida Section UFT-TRC.

The University of Maine System on Feb. 20 announced appointment of the Human Resources administrator who will concentrate on equal opportunity and Title IX programs. Sarah E. Harebo now serves as director of equal opportunity for both the System office and the University of Maine.

Here is part of the news release from Mark Schmelz, interim chief Human Resources officer for the System: