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Dear Union Members,
I hope this message finds you well. As we continue our work together, I want to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for your dedication, strength, and unity. Our collective efforts have made an impact, and it is because of each one of you that our union remains a powerful force for positive change. Over the past months, we have faced numerous challenges, from negotiating fair contracts to ensuring our workplaces are safe and respectful. Your commitment has been unwavering through it all, and our solidarity has proven to be our greatest strength. Together, we have made strides in protecting our rights, securing better working conditions, and advocating for the fair treatment that every worker deserves. As we look ahead, we see that there is still much work to be done. We must continue to stand together, support one another, and remain vigilant in the face of any obstacles. Our power lies in our unity, and we must keep pushing forward, with our shared goals guiding us.
I encourage all members to stay engaged and contribute their ideas and perspectives. Your voice matters, and by working together, we can ensure that our union remains strong and effective. Please also take advantage of the resources and support available to you as a member. Whether it’s educational opportunities, legal assistance, or community events, our union is here to support you in every way possible. Thank you for your ongoing commitment and solidarity. I am proud to stand with you as we continue to fight for the rights, respect, dignity, and well-being of all our members.
In Unity and Strength,
Candice Ridley
President
Pontiac Education Association
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
High School Representative
Middle School Representative
Elementary Representative
Special Populations Representative
Minority Representative
Member Organizer
Member Organizer
Candice Ridley
Paul Sandy
Amanda Ziegler
Patrick McLaughlin
Lyniel Odneal
Kim Assenso
Heather Hunter
Julie Cowdrey
Stacy Calloway
April Shearer
Mary Huber
Pontiac Middle School
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Owen Elementary
Pontiac Middle School
Pontiac High School
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Pontiac High School
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Each district bargains a calendar with their teachers that reflect the desires of the local school board and community. The one constant for all districts is the state laws which regulate public school calendars. Here are the most noteworthy laws when considering a school calendar: