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New MCEA president John Orman introduces priorities to Maury County board
Summary
John Orman, the new president of the Maury County Education Association and an AV broadcasting teacher at Central High School, introduced himself and the association's aims to partner with the board to support teachers and students.
John Orman, an AV broadcasting teacher at Central High School, introduced himself May 5 as the new president of the Maury County Education Association (MCEA), saying the group represents about 400 educators and seeks to be a constructive partner with district leaders.
Orman emphasized the link between teachers' working conditions and student learning and offered the association's readiness to collaborate on school improvement, support for educators and student success. Board members welcomed his remarks and thanked him for speaking on behalf of area educators.
No board action was requested or taken; Orman's remarks were introductory and framed as an offer of collaboration.
Provenance: remarks recorded during New Business (introduction of MCEA leadership).
