Cartwright Education Association

Remember, by April 9th 4pm; is the district’s deadline to sign your contract! Have you signed yours yet?

The National Education Association’s Center for Racial and Social Justice (CRSJ) is pleased to announce the 2025 Conference on Racial and Social Justice. Conference registration is now open! We ask that you share this information—including the hyperlinked graphics below—with your members and networks.
The Conference on Racial and Social Justice (CRSJ) provides a unique space for educators, students,parents and families, organizers, community members, and leaders to unite to advance justice in education.Join us in Portland, Oregon at the Oregon Convention Center (June 29 -July 1, 2025*) to “Promote. Protect.
Strengthen. Public Education: A Joyous Rebellion!” Come be in community with us!
*June 29 is a Pre-Conference Day. We encourage attendees to arrive on June 29 to check in early,
participate in the 2025 CRSJ Film Festival, and network at the Justice Social reception.
For more information and to register for the conference, please visit the link in our bio!

WEAR BLACK TOMORROW IN A SHOW OF SOLIDARITY 💪🏻💪🏻

Tomorrow, President Trump is expected to sign an executive order dismantling the Department of Education. He will basically render it useless, much like he did with USAID.

Text PROTECT at 48744 to learn how you can make an impact.

Our President and Vice President just returned from the NEA Leadership Summit! Can’t wait to hear and use what they learned to strengthen our union.

Happy Read Across America Week and National Reading Month! 📚️

It’s official! Last week our board approved a $400 increase to the already $800 step for next school year! Additionally, our proposed positive attendance incentive was also approved.

Thank your CEA Meet and Confer Team, District negotiating team, and governing board!

Will YOU be wearing red tomorrow?

No matter who you voted for, the recent executive orders came for all of us—our students, educators, and people in every single community. At a time when our students need us most and when parents and educators are working together tirelessly to do everything we can to support them, this administration continues to take action that aims only to distract and divide us. This unnecessary and punitive executive order does nothing to help educators inspire their students to learn and to give them the resources needed to succeed.

Who do we bargain for? YOU!

Remember to attend your next 10 minute meeting if you would like to elevate any concerns or get an update on what’s going on with meet and confer. See you at your next site meeting!