MONDAY, APRIL 13TH, 2009 AT 12:10PM
IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY
PLEASE ATTEND AND PARTICIPATE
LASAGNA WILL BE PROVIDED
TENTATIVE AGENDA:
1. CANDIDATES FROM THE EDUCATORS FOR A DEMOCRATIC UNION: PRESENTATION
AND QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD
2. BUILDING REP UPDATS;
3. TESTING SCHEDULE CONCERNS
4. EARLY RELEASE DAYS IN MAY?
5. OTHER BUSINESS
PLEASE VOTE IN THIS WEEKS MASTER SCHDULE RUN OF ELECTION
1. CIRCLE YOUR ONE CHOICE
2. PLACE IN NVLOPE
3. SIGN YOUR NAME OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
4. 4. RETURN TO ROOM 107 BALLOT BOX AND/OR GALGANO MAILBOX BY FRIDAY
APRIL 17TH, 2009 AT 3:45PM
FIRST MASTER SCHEDULE RUN OFF RESULTS (ELCTION SUBCOMMITTEE:
L.SCHUKNECHT, M.MCCACHREN, P.KOKA, J.GALGANO)
46 OUT O 55 UESF/SEIU BALLOTS CAST- 84% PERCENT VOTED
1. PROPOSAL TWO 3RD PERIOD READ/LCTIV PERIOD= 14 VOTES OR 25% OF VOTE
2. PROPOSAL THREE SPLIT LUNCH SCHEDULE = 11 VOTES OR 20% OF VOTE
3. PROPOSAL FOUR 7TH PERIOD READ/ELECTIVE PERIOD = 11 VOTES OR 20% OF
THE VOTE
4. PROPOSAL ONE OR FIRST PERIOD READ/LECTIVE CLASS = 10 VOTES OR 18% OF
THE VOTE.
RUN OFF ELECTION:
1. PROPOSAL 2 THIRD PERIOD READING AND ELECTIVES HELD DURING THIRD
PERIOD. EVERYTHING REMAINS THE SAME AS THIS SCHOOL YEEAR REGARDING
SCHEDULE.
2. PROPOSAL THREE: 3RD/4TH PERIOD SPLIT LUNCH SCHEDULE. 6TH GRADERS
HAVEE LUNCH DURING 3RD PERIOD. 7TH/8TH GRADERS HAVE LUNCH DURING 4TH
PERIOD. READING AND ELECTIVES CLASSES DISBURSED THROUGHOUT FIRST OUR
PERIODS WITH ELCTIVES HELD DURING 3RD AND 4TH PERIODS.
3. PROPOSAL NUMBER FOUR – SEVENTH PERIOD READING AND ELECTIVE CLASSES.
READING AND ELECTIVE CLASSES ARE HELD DURING 7TH PERIOD.
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UBC MEETING MINUTES: MARCH 31ST, 2009
22 MEMBERS PRESENT: THANK YOU
UBC REPS PRESENTIVES: MCCACHREN, GERBER, BROWN, WOOTEN, WILLIAMS, AND
GALGANO.
UBC ALTERNATES: SHELDON
A. GALGANO: EDUCATORS OR DMOCRATIC UNION CANDIDATES WILL FOR THIS
MONTHS US LEADERSHIP ELCTIONS WILL PRESENT AND ANSWER ALL QUSTIONS OF
MEMBRS. PRGRESSIVE LADERSHIP CAUCUS ALSO INVITED TO SPEAK AT UBC
MEETING BUT DECLINED DUE TO SCHEDULE CONFLICTS.
B. BROWN- MAY 8TH, 2009 – WELL WISHES PARTY FOR MS OKUBO. PLEASE DONATE
AND ATTEND
C. MCCACHREN- MEMBERS MUST BE AWAR SUSD IS PROPOSING MAKING THE LOOP
PROGRAM MANDATORY FOR ALL TEACHERS NEXT YEAR. THIS WILL REQUIRE YOU TO
POST ALL LESSON PLANS, CLASSWORKS, AND HOMEWORKS ASSIGNMENTS ON WBSITE.
AND BE OPEN TO ANSWER QUSTIONS FROM PARENTS AND STUDNTS UNTIL
8:30PM.UNION STATES THIS CONSTITUTS A CHANGE IN WORKING CONDITION WHICH
IS AN UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICE.
D. GERBER: CONCURS THIS WILL MEAN TEACHRS WILL BE SPNDING A LOT MORE
TIME THAN THE 7-HOUR WORK DAY IF THIS PROPOSAL IS APPROVED.
E. DOYLE; THIS WILL MEAN IN FACT DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF WORK TEACHERS NOW
DO, I PAPER WORK IS STILL ALSO REQUIRED.
F. BELLUOMINI: WHY CAN'T THIS JUST BE ON A TRIAL BASIS SO W CAN SE HOW
IT WORKS RATHER THAN MANDATORY
G. SHELDON: IF IT IS ANYTHING LIKE THE SPECIAL ED GOAL VIEW PROGRAM IT
WILL NOT SAVE YOU ANYTIME. YOU WILL SPEND MORE TIME DOING TH WORK AND
TH GLITCHS AND DAILY PROBLMS OF THIS PROGRAM WILL FRUSTRATE AND ANGR
YOU.
H. DOYLE: AS WRITTEN THE SCHOOL LOOP PROGRAMPROVIDED NO VIEWING OF
PROGRAM, NO TRAINING AND IN PAST REQUIRED 80% COMMITMENT.
I. DOYLE/GALGANO- WAS TRIED BY VISATACION VALLEY; PRINCIPAL SIGNED THEM
UP OR IT. UNCLAR ABOUT TH TIME SAVED OR THE PAPER WORK SAVED USING IT.
J. DOYLE; THERE WAS A RUMOR W WOULD ALL B RECEIVING LAPTOPS, BUT IT IS
JUST A RUMOR.
K. GALGANO: CONCERNS ABOUT TRASH PILE OF MATERIALS AND HOW IT WAS
DUMPED WAS COMMUNICATED TO ADM. THE WAY THE DISPOSAL WAS CARIED OUT
VIOLATED STATE LAWS AND DISTRICT POLICIS. ALL THESE ITMS SHOULD HAVE
BEN ITEMIZD AND THE DISTRICT SHOULD HAVEE DTRMIND WHAT WAS TO BE
DISPOSED ON HOW, NOT THE WAY IT WAS DONE.
L. SHELDON: TEACHERS DID NOT HAVE TIME TO GO VIEW THES MATERIALS NOR
DID DEPARTMENTS HAV TIME TO DETERMINE IF THHHHEY COULD USE THESE
MATERIALS. I HAD MY OWN MATERIALS DISCARDED, AS DID MS REYNOLDS. EVEN
STUDNTS PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL ECORDS WRE OUND ALL OVER THE AREA.
THESE SHOULD HAV BEEN SHREDDEED SOMEONE SHOULD BE CALLD TO ANSWR WHY
THIS WAS DONE BY SFUSD.
M. L.BUTCHER: WE HAVE CLEAND OUT ROOM 119. TACHERS SHOULD COME AND LOOK
AT WHAT IS THRE BEORE DISPOSED OF.
N. GALGANO: TEACHERS AND DEPARTMNTS NED RLASE TIM TO DO THIS. THS
MATERIALS CANNOT B DISPOSED OF STATED BUT MUST BE INVENTORID HAS THIS
BEEN DONE.
O. SHELDON: JUST CANNOT BE RMOVED WITHOUT FOLLOWING THS PROCDURES JUST
TO MAK STIORAG SPACE.
P. GALGANO: BEFORE THESE MATRILAS ARE DISPOSED O SUSD WRITTEN POLICIES
AND PROCEDURES MUST B RECEIVED AND SHARD, AND THEN FOLLOWED EXACTLY AS
WRITTEN. I CIMMUNICATED THRE WAS A TOXIC CHMICAL OUND DUMPED IN THE
DUMPSTER AND SOMEONE NEEDED TO B CALLED TO REMOVE IT TO THE PRINCIPAL.
I DO NOT BELIEVE THIS WAS EVER DONE. THEN TEACHERS AND DEPARTMNTS NED
TO BE PROVIDED RLEASE TIM TO SEE IF THY CAN USE THESE MATERIALS. THIS
CAN'T BE RUSHED LIKE THE LAST TIME.
Q. GALGANO: UPDATED THAT AFTER MANY COMMUNICATIONS FROM HE AND THE
UNION THIS SCHOOL YEAR TO SFUSD REGARDING INTRVIEWING OR THE CURRNT TWO
ADM POSITIONS, THE SSC WILL SELECT AN INTERVIEW PANEL TO INTERVIEW OR
THE PRINCIPAL AND POSSIBLY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL POSITION. THIS IS AN
OPEN MEETING WHEN HELD SO ALL ARE INVITD TO ATTEND.
R. D.WILLIAMS/J.GALGANO-RECORDERS
Frequently Asked Questions
Executive Board & Labor Council Elections
The following are some of the most frequently asked questions about the
upcoming UESF Executive Board and Labor Council elections, along with
their answers.
Q: Who is allowed to vote in the election?
A: All active certificated and classified members may vote for all
Executive Board and Labor Council positions. All retired members may
vote for Labor Council positions. Due to recent changes in the UESF
bylaws, however, retired members who are not working, as substitutes
are not allowed to vote for Executive Board positions.
Q: How can I find out which candidates are running in this election?
A: There is a list of candidates at the end of this email, and also on
the union's website (Candidate List).
Q: How can I learn more about the candidates?
A: A statement of up to 50 words for each candidate, listed
alphabetically, will be included with the ballots. Candidates have also
been invited to submit longer statements of up to 300 words, which will
be linked to the union's website after approximately April 13.
Candidates for the officer positions of Executive Board will make short
presentations at a forum on Tuesday, April 21, at 5 PM, in the Civic
Center Secondary school auditorium. In addition, individual candidates
may put campaign leaflets in your mailbox at work.
Q: What if I know only a few or even only one of the candidates? Can I
vote for just a few people, or even just one?
A: Yes.
Q: How do I actually vote?
A: Ballots will be mailed to the homes of all union members on or
before April 24. You must use a #2 pencil to mark the ballot cantons,
which will be counted by machine. When you're finished marking the
ballot, you place it in an internal envelope (for privacy) and place
that envelope in a postage-paid mailing envelope (also included). You
must sign on the signature line on the back of the mailing envelope;
ballots in unsigned envelopes will not be counted. These instructions
will be included with the ballot packets.
Q: What should I do if I don't get a ballot and I want to vote?
A: If you haven't received a ballot by Wednesday, April 29, call the
UESF office at 956-8373 to ask for a replacement ballot. If your
original ballot arrives after you receive the replacement, you may vote
using either the original or the replacement. Do NOT send in both
ballots. If you send in both, neither will be counted.
Q: What should be in my ballot packet, and what should I do if anything
is missing?
A: Each ballot packet should contain: one page of voting instructions,
including a numbered list of candidates; one ballot scant Ron slip; a
ballot envelope; a postage-paid mailing envelope; and one or two sheets
containing candidates' statements for Executive Board and Labor
Council. (Statements and candidate lists included will depend on the
individual voter's eligibility, i.e. the individual voter will receive
in her/his packet only the lists and statements of those candidates for
whom that voter is eligible to vote.) The Election Committee and other
volunteers will assemble more than 6000 ballot packets, partly by hand,
so it's likely that a few mistakes will occur. If there is a problem
with your ballot packet, call the UESF office at 956-8373.
Q: How can I make sure my ballot arrives in time to be counted?
A: Make sure you mail your ballot at least 5 working days before the
Friday, May 15, deadline (i.e., on or before May 8) to give the Postal
Service plenty of time to do the extra processing needed for
postage-paid mail. After every election there are some ballots that
arrive too late to be counted, despite being posted before the
deadline. If you can't mail the ballot before May 8, it's safer to hand
deliver it to the UESF office, on Mason Street between Bay and
Francisco. This can be done ONLY on Friday, May 15, between 8:30 AM and
5 PM.
Q: Does the union give my phone number, address, or email address to
candidates, so they can send me campaign materials?
A: No, UESF never gives out any of this information about any member to
anyone. Lists of members by name and work site only are available for
viewing by candidates at the UESF office, but cannot be photocopied.
Our election guidelines also state that phone numbers, addresses, and
email addresses acquired from the school district cannot be used for
campaign purposes.
Q: What happens to my ballot after I mail it in?
A: All ballots will go into a US Postal Service safe and will be kept
there until the morning of Friday, May 15, when Election Committee
members will pick up the ballots and take them to the UESF office.
There the Committee will sort the envelopes alphabetically, verify
membership, and check for duplicates and unsigned envelopes. The
ballots will then be sealed in locked ballot boxes and placed in a
locked room over the weekend. On Monday, May 18, the outer and inner
envelopes will be cut open and the outer envelopes set aside. The
ballots will then be removed and tallied by machine, after which the
results will be announced.
Q: Can anyone watch the ballot processing and counting?
A: Any union member is welcome to observe any or all steps in the
process.
If you have any other questions for the Election Committee, please
email Charles Turner at chuckturner8@earthlink.net.
Candidate List for 2009 UESF Election
As appearing on Official Ballot
Note: Number to be elected in each category in parentheses ().
Officers
President (1)
1 - Adrienne Johnston
2 - Dennis Kelly
Vice-Pres-Paraprofessionals (1)
3 - Carolyn Samoa
Secretary (1)
4 - Susan Solomon
5 - Lita Blanc
Sergeant-at-Arms (1)
6 - Roberto Michel
7 - Karen Zapata
Executive Vice-President (1)
8 - Linda Festa Plack
9 - Tom Edminster
Vice-Pres-Substitutes (1)
10 - Elizabeth (Liz) Conley
11 - Julian P Lagos
Treasurer (1)
12 - Darlene M Anaya
13 - Elaine Merriweather
Certificated Representatives
High School (4)
14 - Heidi Scott
15 - Giulio Salvador Sorro
16 - James E Pierce II
17 - Kathleen Cecil
18 - Kathy Melvin
19 - Claire J Merced
20 - Lawrence Orloff
21 - Stanley A DeBella
Middle School (3)
22 - Patty Golumb
23 - David Russitano
24 - Mark Murray
25 - Larry P. Blake
Special Education (1)
26 - James A. Galgano
27 - Patricia Mann
Elementary School (5)
28 - Rose Karlsberg Curreri
29 - Julia Fung
30 - Jeffrey Franey
31 - Cynthia Lasden
32 - Carmen D Melendez-Lugo
33 - Kit Bell
34 - Darcie Chan Blackburn
35 - Earl Lene DeSantiago
36 - Magdalena De Guzman
Child Development (1)
37 - Betty Robinson-Harris
Substitutes (2)
38 - James Sheldon
39 - Marilyn Cornwell
40 - Ron Trapp
41 - Robert Heller
42 - Daniel Markarian
Bilingual (1)
43 - Lisa Gutierrez Guzman
44 - Helen Karoukian
Counselors (1)
45 - Jay Kozak
Support Services (1)
46 - Susan Kitchell
47 - Sarah Brant
At-Large (4)
48 - Luisa E. Ezquerro
49 - Ken Tray
50 - Derrlyn Tom
51 - Andy Libson
52 - Jeremiah Jeffries
53 - David Kubrin
54 - Richard Moore
55 - Gale Ow
Classified Representatives
Instructional Aides - Series A (3)
56 - Janet Eberhardt
57 - Salvador Aguilera
58 - Tom Henriksen
Special Education - Series N, S (2)
59 - Anthony B Singleton
60 - Cathy O'Byrne Shewchuk
61 - Diane Johnson
Support Services-Series P (1)
62 - Teanna Tillery
Community Relations-Series R (1)
63 - Mary A Lavalais
64 - Annette Hughes
Security Aides-Series T (1)
65 - A J Frazier
Child Development - Series C (2)
66 - Rachelle Glaze
67 - Aracelly Martinez
68 - Karen M Quinn
LABOR COUNCIL DELEGATES (13)
69 - Carolyn Samoa
70 - Susan Solomon
71 - Linda Festa Plack
72 - Judith Christensen
73 - Patricia L Crawford
74 - Jaffrey Franey
75 - James A. Galgano
76 - Tom Edminister
77 - Darlene M Anaya
78 - Ken Tray
79 - Andy Libson
80 - Annette Hughes
81 - Robert Heller
82 - Tom Harriman
83 - Jeremiah Jeffries
84 - Adrienne Johnstone
85 - Hene Kelly
86 - Dennis Kelly
87 - Claire J Merced
88 - Gale Ow
89 - Karen Zapata
90 - Earl Lene De Santiago
91 - Magdalena De Guzman
UESF News
SFUSD to Rescind Most Teacher Layoffs
The district has informed UESF that they will rescind most of the
planned teacher layoffs. Last month the Board of Education authorized
layoffs of the equivalent of 506 teachers and administrators. Today the
SFUSD plans on sending out letters officially rescinding layoffs for
most of them.
The rescissions come on the heels of assurances from the City of San
Francisco that the SFUSD will receive upwards of $23 million from the
Rainy Day Fund. Thank you to the many UESF members who wrote letters
and demonstrated to get the city to commit the funds early.
Unfortunately, the SFUSD is proceeding with the layoffs of four
categories of teachers and dozens of paraprofessionals. The teacher
layoffs include:
* 3 High School Vocational Education computer teachers
* 12 JROTC teachers
* 15 Core substitute teachers
* 39 Site Support substitute teachers
The JROTC and Vocational Education teachers are being laid off not
because of the budget, but because of the elimination of their
programs. A motion to restore the JROTC program is currently before the
Board of Education.
The SFUSD routinely sends layoff notices to site support substitutes.
In many years Core substitutes also receive notices. Typically the
district rehires these folks the following year. This year, however,
because of the budget cuts, we cannot be certain that SFUSD does not
intend to eliminate the Site Support and Core substitute programs. If
the programs are eliminated, it would be a violation of the UESF
contract and the collective bargaining process.
Rally at the Board of Education to Save Para & Sub Jobs
On Tuesday, April 14th the Board of Education will consider sending
layoff notices to dozens of paraprofessionals. The proposed layoff
notices would all but eliminate paraprofessionals from general
education in the SFUSD.
The paraprofessional layoffs come despite the commitment from the City
for the full Rainy Day Fund. UESF members who have worked for the
district for more than 24 years are in danger of getting laid off.
Though we are appreciative that the district has committed to rescind
most teacher layoffs, we are deeply concerned that para jobs are now on
the chopping block. As any classroom teacher can attest, general
education paraprofessionals are a tremendous asset in the classroom.
You can do your part to help save these paras' jobs and to support the
Core and Site Support substitutes by coming out to the Board meeting on
April 14th. UESF will meet in the auditorium of Civic Center Secondary
School (727 Golden Gate) at 5:00 p.m. to discuss the layoffs. At 5:30
we'll march to 555 Franklin, rally, and enter the meeting at 6:00 p.m.
Para layoffs are currently the only item on the agenda.
Rally at 555 Franklin to Save Para & Sub Jobs - Tues, April 14
Help save paraprofessional and substitute jobs! Attend the UESF rally
at the Board of Education this Tuesday. The Board will decide at their
Tuesday meeting whether or not to send layoff notices to dozens of
paraprofessionals. If they go through with the layoffs, it will all but
eliminate paraprofessionals from general education in the SFUSD.
The paraprofessional layoffs and the layoffs of Core and Site Support
substitutes come despite the commitment from the City for the full
$24.5 million from Rainy Day Fund. This is $1.5 million more than the
SFUSD had previously expected. The Federal stimulus bill will also pump
millions more into the district's budget.
On Tuesday the 14th, UESF will meet in the auditorium of Civic Center
Secondary School (727 Golden Gate) at 5:00 p.m. to discuss the layoffs.
At 5:30 we'll march to 555 Franklin, rally, and enter the meeting at
6:00 p.m. I hope you will join us.
Master Teacher Program Launches - $2,500 for Experienced Teachers
Applications Due April 22
I'm happy to report the launching of the Master Teacher Program in the
SFUSD. The program, part of Proposition A, is now recruiting
experienced teachers to help guide others in improving their practice
in the classroom.
The program is available in both the elementary and secondary levels.
Each Master Teacher will receive a $2,500 stipend. Different
arrangements for release time are in the separate job descriptions.
Turn in your completed applications to Miguel De Loza in the SFUSD
Academics and Professional Development Office by 5:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, April 22. You can reach him at DeLozaM@sfusd.edu.
MT Secondary Application
Agreement MT Secondary
MT-d Elementary Application
Agreement MT Elementary
Dear James
I am out of town on a panel discussing our Prop A on the 31st.
Thank you for the invitation.
In unity,
Dennis Kelly
UNION BUILDING COMMITTEE MEETING WITH SITE ADMINISTRATION
APRIL 3RD, 2009: 8:20AM IN THE FACULTY LOUNGE
IN ATTENDANCE:OKUBO(ABSENT), MINJARS (PRESENT),
UBC REPS. PRESENT: BROWN, MCCACHREN,GERBR, MOORE, BRYSON,GALGANO
UBC ALTERNATES: REYNOLDS
OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE: M. DOYLE
MINJARES: WE CANNOT CHANGE SUGGESTED ORDER OF TESTS, AS PROVIDED BY
DISTRICT WILL BE IMPLEMEENTED IN THIS ORDER
MOORE: CINCO DE MAYO TESTING CONCERNS
MINJARES: WILL CHECK WITH FLORES ON PAST ATTNDANCE IF NOT A CONCRN WILL
PROCEED AS SCHEDULED TESTING SCHEDULE 4/18/09 THROUGH MAY 15TH, 2009 .
INCLUDES TESTING THOS ABSENT.
MINJARES: COUNSELORS, STAFF, LIBRARIAN, ADMINISTRATORS, STAR SUB WILL B
USD AS PROCTORS WITH P.E. TEACHERS AND RSP TACHRS AND AVAILABLE RSP
PARAPROFESSIONALS
MINJARES: DUE TO PAST CONCRNS NO TEST RALLY PRIOR TO TEST
MINJARES: AT THIS TIME EARLY RELEASE DAYS WILL B SCHDULED IN MAY FOR
FRIDAYS.. NEEEDS TO COMMUNICATED TO PARENTS AND WORKED OUT WITH AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM PERSONNEL
DOYLE: LIBRARY DESTRUCTION OF EQUIPMENT. ROOM NEDS TO BE LOCKED UP
AFTER SCHOOL. STUDENTS SHOULD ONLY BE ALLOWED WHEN ADULT SUPRVISION
REMAINS IN ROOM TO CLOSELY SUPERVISE STUDENTS.. OTHR WISE ROOM SHOULD
REMAIN LOCKD AT ALL TIMES. PTSA PARENTS SHOULD ALSO B REQUIREED TO
SUPRVIS STUDNTS CLOSLY IN THIS ROOM WHEN STUDENTS ARE THERE. AFTRSCOOL
PROGRAM AGREES NO STUDENTS ALLOWED IN THIS ROOM.(LIBRARY).
UBC/ADM AGREEMENT
UBC/ADM DISCUSSION ABOUT PROPOSED APRIL 17TH, 2009 SPENDING DEADLINE
AFTER WHICH ALL SITE FUNDS WILL BE FROZEN. TEACHRS ENCOURAGED TO MAK
PURCHASS NOW.
J.GALGANO: CONTRACT ARTICLES REQUIRE ANY AVAILABL MONIES BE USED TO SAV
STA POSITIONS.
M.DOYLE; WE SHOULD USE THIS AVAILABL MONY TO HIRE SOMEONE WHO SPEAKS
CHINESE AND HAS COMPUTER TECH SKILLS
MINJARES: ENCARCION WILL TAK MONIES NOT SPENT
GALGANO: SSC NEEDS AN UPDATED BUDGET ON THIS APRIL 14TH, 2009 , WE ALSO
NEED MR CUEVAS-ANTILLON PRESENT TO ASSIST WITH HOW WE CAN SPEND AND NOT
SPEND AVAILABLE MONIES.. MR MOORE THIS A REQUEST TO INVITE HIM TO
THIS MEEETING.
MOORE/GERBER/GALGANO:: THOSE STUDENTS BEING ALLOWED TO LEAVE CAMPUS TO
GO TO RESTAURANTS AND WALGRENS DURING LUNCH TIME NEED TO HAVE WRITTEN
APPROVAL FROM PARENTS NO MATTER WHO IS LETTING THEM LEAVE. LETTING
THESE STUDENTS LEAVE VERBALLY IS LEADING OTHER STUDENTS TO LEAVE OUR
CAMPUS.. WE MUST HAVE WRITTEN PERMISSION FOR THIS, NOT JUST
VERBAL..THIS IS A CLOSED CAMPUS.
GALGANO: THE SITE ADM MUST FOLLOW FEDRAL, STAT AND SCHOOL DISTRICT LAWS
AND POLICIES AND PROCEDURS IF IT INTENDS IN THE FUTURE TO DISP[OSE OF
SITE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT. DUE TO THE MESS ,WHICH
OCCURED LAST WEEK WHEN IT WAS DONE WITH LITTLE NOTICE TO STAFF. I WILL
PROVIDE STATE LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND BOARD POLICISE TO ALL AS SOON AS
ALL AVAILABLE. SO OUR SIT DOS NOT VIOLATE THESE ANYMORE
BROWN: MAY 8TH 2009 THERE WILL BE A POTLUCK WELL WISHES CELBRATION FOR
THE PRINCIPAL
MINJARES: ON APRIL 17TH, 2009, REPRSENTATIV NANCY PELOSI WILL BE
VISITING OUR SCHOOL SITE. WE WILL HAVE STUDENT PERFORMANCES AND
PRESENTATIONS TO DEMONSTRATE OUR SITES DIVERSITY. MAY BE VVEN A RALLY?
MAYOR NEWSOM MAY ALSO ATTEND. THIS IS ALL UP IN THE AIR AT THIS TIME.
REGARDING HER VISIT AND TH SCHEDULE SURROUNDING IT.
J.GALGANO: RECORDER
UESF LOCAL 61 MONTHLY MEETINGS
April 13, 2009
UESF Special Education Committee Mtg.
4:15 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Library (727 Golden Gate
Ave. [map])
April 14, 2009
Paraprofessional Committee Meeting
4:15 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Auditorium (727 Golden
Gate Ave. [map])
Rally to Save Para & Sub Jobs!
5:00 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Auditorium (727 Golden
Gate Ave. [map] [info])
April 15, 2009
UESF Assembly Meeting
4:15 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School
(727 Golden Gate Ave. [map])
April 16, 2009
UESF Peace, Justice, & Human Rights Committee Meeting
4:15 p.m. @ Moscone ES - Faculty Room
(2576 Harrison St. [map])
April 17, 2009
SF Giants Union Night
7:15 p.m. @ AT&T Park [details]
April 21, 2009
UESF Election Forum - for Executive Officer Candidates
5:00 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Library (727 Golden Gate
Ave. [map [details]
April 22, 2009
UESF Division Meetings
- Elementary School
- Middle School
- High School
- Substitutes
4:15 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Library (727 Golden Gate
Ave. [map])
April 23, 2009
Free Financial Workshop for Teachers Retiring this Summer
4:30 p.m. @ UESF Office
(2310 Mason St. [details] [map])
April 27, 2009
Joint UESF/SFUSD Special Education Committee Mtg.
4:15 p.m. @ Civic Center Secondary School - Library (727 Golden Gate
Ave. [map])
April 28, 2009
Rally to Keep Class Sizes Small.
5:00 p.m. @ 555 Franklin Ave. Details coming soon.
UESF News
Union Night at SF Giants - April 17 - Tickets Only $17
On Friday, April 17th the San Francisco Giants will host Union Night
at AT&T Park when they play the Arizona Diamondbacks. For only $17,
UESF members get a ticket to the game, access to a pre-game party with
live DJs, and one complimentary alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage.
UESF has purchased a block of tickets for the game. To purchase one or
more, contact Susan Solomon at ssolomon@uesf.org or call 415-956-8373.
