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CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Report of Board of Directors, Committees, and Items of New Business to be presented to STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATION October 24-25, 2015 Los Angeles, California COMMITTEE PAGE Adult, Alternative, & Career Technical Education I Assessment & Testing K Board Report A Budget C Civil Rights in Education U Communications E Credentials & Professional Development F Curriculum & Instruction G Early Childhood Education R Elections and Credentials B Financing Public Education J Language Acquisition O Liaison V Negotiations M Political Involvement P Professional Rights & Responsibilities T Representation D Retirement H School Safety/School Management S Special Education N State Legislation Z Student Support Services L Teacher Evaluation & Academic Freedom Q ----- New Business Items Y October 24-25, 2015 State Council CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATION OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 FOR COUNCIL ACTION A. INCUMBENT LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE TIERING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE JUNE 7, 2016 PRIMARY ELECTION RECOMMENDATION: Presented by Gayle Bilek The following tiers are recommended by the CTA Board of Directors. [October 2015] (See Attachment “A” for explanation of election tiering) ASSEMBLY 2016 District Incumbent Party Election Tier AD 01 Brian Dahle R 3 AD 02 Jim Wood D 1 AD 03 James Gallagher R 3 AD 05 Franklin Bigelow R 3 AD 07 Kevin McCarty D 1 AD 08 Ken Cooley D 1 AD 09 Jim Cooper D 2 AD 10 Marc Levine D 2 AD 11 Jim Frazier D 1 Susan Talamantes AD 13 D 1 Eggman AD 15 Tony Thurmond D 1 AD 16 Catharine Baker R 3 AD 17 David Chiu D 1 AD 18 Rob Bonta D 1 AD 19 Philip Ting D 1 AD 20 Bill Quirk D 1 AD 21 Adam Gray D 3 AD 22 Kevin Mullin D 1 CTA STATE COUNCIL A-1 OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT FOR COUNCIL ACTION CONTINUED ASSEMBLY 2016 CONTINUED District Incumbent Party Election Tier AD 23 Jim Patterson R 3 AD 25 Kansen Chu D 1 AD 26 Devon Mathis R 3 AD 28 Evan Low D 1 AD 29 Mark Stone D 1 AD 32 Rudy Salas D 1 AD 33 Jay Obernolte R 3 AD 36 Tom Lackey R 3 AD 38 Scott Wilk R 3 AD 39 Patty Lopez D 3 AD 40 Marc Steinorth R 3 AD 41 Chris Holden D 1 AD 42 Chad Mayes R 3 AD 44 Jacqui Irwin D 1 Matthew AD 45 D 2 Dababneh AD 46 Adrin Nazarian D 2 AD 47 Cheryl Brown D 2 AD 49 Ed Chau D 1 AD 50 Richard Bloom D 2 AD 51 Jimmy Gomez D 2 AD 52 Freddie Rodriguez D 1 AD 53 Miguel Santiago D 2 Sebastian Ridley- AD 54 D 2 Thomas AD 56 Eduardo Garcia D 1 AD 57 Ian Calderon D 2 AD 58 Cristina Garcia D 1 Reginald Jones- AD 59 D 3 Sawyer AD 60 Eric Linder R 2 AD 61 Jose Medina D 1 AD 62 Autumn Burke D 2 AD 63 Anthony Rendon D 2 AD 64 Mike Gipson D 2 AD 65 Young Kim R 3 AD 66 David Hadley R 3 AD 67 Melissa Melendez R 3 AD 69 Tom Daly D 1 CTA STATE COUNCIL A-2 OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT FOR COUNCIL ACTION CONTINUED ASSEMBLY 2016 CONTINUED District Incumbent Party Election Tier AD 70 Patrick O'Donnell D 1 AD 72 Travis Allen R 3 AD 73 William Brough R 3 AD 74 Matthew Harper R 3 AD 75 Marie Waldron R 3 AD 77 Brian Maienschein R 3 AD 79 Shirley Weber D 3 AD 80 Lorena Gonzalez D 1 SENATE 2016 District Incumbent Party Election Tier SD 01 Ted Gaines R 3 SD 05 Cathleen Galgiani D 2 SD 07 Steve Glazer D 3 SD 13 Jerry Hill D 2 SD 15 Jim Beall D 1 SD 17 William Monning D 1 Hannah–Beth SD 19 D 1 Jackson SD 21 Sharon Runner R 3 SD 23 Mike Morrell R 3 SD 31 Richard Roth D 2 SD 33 Ricardo Lara D 2 SD 37 John Moorlach R 3 SD 39 Marty Block D 3 CTA STATE COUNCIL A-3 OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION CONTINUED COUNCIL INFORMATION REPORT (FYI ONLY) A. GRASSROOTS LOBBYISTS’ PLAN BY REGION (Attachment “B”) September 2015 FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION 1. ACT Referral – CTA Presence at Conferences State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the Adult, Alternative and Career Technical Education Committee recommendation that CTA should utilize liaison members as an extension of CTA organizing culture. Connections between CTA and professional educational organizations will be strengthened by CTA integrating its presence at appropriate conferences by sponsoring a CTA vendor booth, providing literature and promoting CTA culture. The Board approved the recommendation on a case by case basis. [June 2015] 2. AST Referral – Position Paper on High Stakes Testing State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the Assessment and Testing Committee recommendation that CTA create a position paper about high stakes testing and assessment. The Board referred the recommendation to the CTA Executive Director. [June 2015] 3. PIC Referral – Revisions to Political Involvement Procedures State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the Political Involvement Committee recommended revisions to the Political Involvement Procedures. The Board approved the recommended revisions. (Attachment “C”) [June 2015] 4. SSM Referral – AB 420 Workgroup State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the School Safety/School Management Committee recommendation that the AB 420 workgroup be allowed to meet in conjunction with the October State Council to develop a member survey regarding the impact that the legislation is having in schools. The Board approved the recommendation. [July 2015] CTA STATE COUNCIL A-4 OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION CONTINUED 5. CRE Referral – Walt Disney World State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the Civil Rights in Education Committee recommendation that the President of CTA send the following letters regarding the firing of approximately 250 technology employees at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL. The fired employees are being replaced with H-1B employees at a reduced pay rate. Additionally, some fired employees had to train their replacements. 1. To the CEO of the Walt Disney Company 2. To members attending the RA asking them to be conscientious in theme park attendance 3. To NEA leadership asking them to inform NEA RA delegates to be conscientious in theme park attendance The Board approved the recommendation and the letter has been sent. [June 2015] 6. COM Referral – Gold Awards State Council referred to the CTA Board of Directors the Communications Committee recommendation, in response to the CTA Board referral to expand the existing Gold Awards to incorporate a template for service centers and local level awards, the following changes to Procedures: Service Center and Chapter Gold Awards CTA Service Centers and chapters are encouraged to develop local guidelines and to confer regional and local Gold Awards. Sample materials for promotion and presentation Certificates suitable for presentation may be obtained from the CTA Communications Department. (Amended April 1989) p. 400 The Board approved the recommendation. [June 2015] 7. NBI 4/15-6 – Restrictions on Candidate Campaign Materials State Council referred to the Elections and Credentials Committee NBI 4/15-6: That CTA restrict candidates' campaign materials during State Council to small tables in the lobby in front of the California Ballroom and to Bulletin Boards. Campaign materials shall not be allowed in the California Ballroom, or in Committee, Directorial Caucus, or Caucus meeting rooms. [Shanti Arnold (LNG)/John Haschak (BUD)] The Board approved the Elections and Credentials Committee’s recommendation to not approve NBI 4/15-6, as the Committee believes the most effective way to address this issue is through manual revisions in the area of campaign rules. This revision was not made in the 2015-2016 CTA Elections Manual. [June 2015] CTA STATE COUNCIL A-5 OCTOBER 24-25, 2015 CTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION CONTINUED 8. NBI 4/15-7 – Candidate Campaign Clean-Up State Council referred to the Elections and Credentials Committee NBI 4/15-7: That CTA require candidates and their campaign committees to return to all areas where they placed campaign materials and clean up their materials. Furthermore, candidates are encouraged to only use recyclable, reusable, or donatable campaign materials so as to limit the amount of waste produced by campaigns. [Shanti Arnold (LNG)/John Haschak (BUD)] The Board approved the Elections and Credentials Committee’s recommendation to not approve NBI 4/15-7, as the Committee believes the most effective way to address this issue is through manual revisions in the area of campaign rules. This rule was not added to the 2015-2016 CTA Elections Manual. [June 2015] 9. NBI 4/15-11- Electronic Voting at State Council State Council referred to the Elections and Credentials Committee NBI 4/15-7: That CTA investigate and initiate electronic voting at State Council. [Shanti Arnold (LNG)/Lynette Irvine (COM)] The Board approved the Elections and Credentials Committee’s recommendation to not approve NBI 4/15-11, as the Committee believes that the current process for elections is efficient and inexpensive and ensures every eligible voter the opportunity to cast his/her vote. [June 2015] 10. NBI 4/15-13 – Information on RA Candidates State Council referred to the Elections and Credentials Committee NBI 4/15-13: That CTA work with NEA on adding the following information about candidates running for the RA: 1) grades/subject taught 2) school district/association and that these words do not count against the 30 word limit.
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