Celebrating the Unsung Heroes of Our Schools
September 20, 2024 | Fairfield-Suisun Unified, School Districts, California
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Megan Baker, representing the California School Employees Association (CSEA), delivered a heartfelt address detailing the union's history and its vital role in supporting over 900 classified employees in the district. She underscored the essential services provided by these workers, from maintaining clean classrooms to ensuring that students are fed and supported in their learning environments. Baker's remarks reinforced the idea that the success of teachers and students is deeply intertwined with the efforts of classified staff.
Board member Pam Williamson echoed Baker's sentiments, recognizing the indispensable support from CSEA members during school tours and daily operations. She encouraged community members to fulfill their civic duty by voting in the upcoming elections.
The meeting also featured a report from the student board member, who shared insights from recent interactions with students across various grade levels. This experience highlighted the importance of fostering communication between parents, teachers, and students to enhance the educational environment. The student board member passionately urged everyone to engage with children and participate in the upcoming elections, marking a significant moment as it would be their first time voting.
The meeting concluded with a moment of remembrance for two retired educators, Linda Ann Brinkman and Estella San Juan, honoring their contributions to the FSUSD community. The discussions reflected a strong commitment to collaboration, community involvement, and the recognition of all individuals who contribute to the educational landscape.
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