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CSEA and teachers' union representatives urge continued support for classified staff and site needs
Summary
Speakers for CSEA Chapter 745 and the Natomas Teachers Association spoke in communications: CSEA sought fair treatment and wages for classified staff; the NTA highlighted site-level staffing and teacher retention concerns and thanked trustees for site visits and safe-haven signage.
A CSEA communications officer addressed the board to thank trustees and to urge the district to maintain fair wages and equitable treatment for classified staff, noting the essential role these employees play in student success. The speaker framed the remarks in the context of Black History Month and a call for social justice and respect for lower‑paid classified workers.
A Natomas Teachers Association representative followed with a land acknowledgment and site-specific concerns: the presenter said a particular school site has already lost multiple teachers this year and urged trustees to consider classroom-level effects when reviewing dashboard and site visit data. "We've lost multiple teachers on this year. And more are already calling and reaching out, talking about leaving," the NTA speaker said, asking trustees to integrate on-site observations and dashboard reporting when developing responses.
