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November 28, 2016 Teacher Evaluation Update The Ohio Teacher Evaluation System (OTES)Tracey is entering D. Johnson, its fourth year President of implementation in Columbus. Ohio House Bill 64, signed into law on June 30, 2015, prohibited the use of value-added ratings for evaluation purposes for the 2015-16 & 2016-17 school years, so ALL teachers must once again do two Student Learning Objectives (SLOs). OTES applies to any certificated or The licensed teacher who instructs students fifty percent or more of their employed time meaning that all teachers, tutors and part-time hourly teachers whose primary job is instructing students are required to be evaluated under OTES. Pertinent details of the CCS-adopted format for this school year include: CEA Voice• 50% of a teacher’s rating is based on summative evaluation of␗ Volume XLVII, No. 15 Columbus Education Association November 28, 2016 Congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients Our members work hard, and CEA is proud to assist their children who are college seniors attending universities or other post-secondary institutions. Te CEA Members Scholarship Fund provides each winner with a $1,250 scholarship, funded by a $10 dues assessment from each member, invested and paid through Te Columbus Foundation. Tis year we have 41 recipients. Since 1995, this fund has awarded $771,250 in scholarships. Te students listed below will receive CEA Members Scholarships for the 2016–2017 school year: Member CEA Unit Student College Member CEA Unit Student College Pamela Atrip Woodward Park MS Lauren Artrip The Ohio State University Fawn Harris Wa l n u t R i d g e H S Nile Harris Ohio University ColumbusCollege of Art Elaine Insigna Phys Ed. Kelly Insinga Beth Augustine Alpine ES Trey Augustine University of Tennessee Knoxville and Design Rhonda Troutman Westmoor MS Haley Jackson Elon University Donald Ball Moler ES Joshua Ball Ohio University Bowling Green State Trenisha Ball Johnson Park MS Roger Ball Te Ohio State University Michelle Weber Salem ES Cory Karhoff University Johnson & Wales Lisa Barr Liberty ES Laura Barr University of Toledo Donica Key Forest Park ES Danielle Key University Kally Bradshaw Oakland Park ES William Bradshaw IV Aurora University Johnson & Wales Donica Key Forest Park ES Darienne Key University Suzanne Butler Hubbard Mastery Katherine Butler Te Ohio State University Rosanna Kobryn Shady Lane ES Alexandria Kobryn Kent State University Matthew Carter- Susan Carter Marion Franklin HS Baldwin Wallace University Stephanopoulos Gwendolyn Lanier Sherood MS Taylor Lanier Kent State University Susan Casto Scottwood ES Nicholas Casto Ohio Northern University Bethany Lown Easthaven ES Lindsay Lown Ohio Wesleyan Laura Mannarino Kingswood Ctr. Jack Mannarino Te Ohio State University Kathleen Clark Linmoor Ed. Ctr. Hannah Clark University of Dayton Christine Burgess- Burroughs ES Connor Marrell Te Ohio State University Grace Clements West Mound ES Josiah Clements Huntington University Marrell Deborah Tallman Eastgate ES Paul Dettra University of Cincinnati Joseph Monda Whetstone HS Anthony Monda Ohio University Antonetta Dillion Cols. North Int. 7-12 Kristine Dillon University of Miami Patricia Oliver Whetstone HS Noah Oliver Te Ohio State University Bowling Green State Patrick Fath Indian Springs ES Hayden Fath University of Cincinnati Robert Pea Northland HS Clayton Pea University Richard Roth Wedgewood MS Alison Roth Te Ohio State University Diane Fowler Cols. Global Academy Ethan Fowler Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mildred Whetstone HS Darrien Scott Capital University Fntz Goss Wedgewood MS Nora Goss Te Ohio State University Poindexter Phyllis Sherman CEA-R Brennen Sherman Ohio University Lynn Gray Northtowne ES Adam Gray Te Ohio State University Lisa Spencer- ColumbusCollege of Art Melinda Tucker- East Columbus ES Veronica Spencer CEA-R James Gundling Otterbein University Novak and Design Gundling Abu Toure Independence HS Asha Toure Wittenberg University Rodney Hardesty Berwick K-8 Abigail Hardesty Bowling Green State University Kathleen Webster Guidance Counselors Tess Webster Otterbein University Michelle Pollard Woodward Park MS Matthew Harrington Ohio University Deborah Zahn Champion MS Erich Zahn Te Ohio State University MLK Award Winners Announced Hall of Fame) at Morehouse College. Tis Year, U.S. Rep. Joyce Beatty bestowed upon him the Outstanding Service Award. CEA is pleased to announce this year’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. CCS Art teacher Kenya Davis will receive the Helen Jenkins Davis award winners. We will honor them at the 38th Annual CEA Dr. Award, named in honor of the first black teacher Martin Luther King, Jr. Awards Dinner, set for Tursday, Jan.12, 2017, hired by the Columbus City Schools. A native of at the Hyatt Regency Columbus. Columbus, Davis grew up on the West Side and Bishop Jerome Ross, Sr. will receive the Dr. Martin Luther King, attended Columbus City Schools. A graduate of Jr. Humanitarian Award. It is given for Columbus College of Art and Design, she is a 13- distinguished service in the community in the year veteran of Columbus City Schools, teaching areas of education, social justice or human and at Westmoor Middle, Liberty, and Cedarwood civil rights. Ross has served as Senior Pastor of Elementary, and now Duxberry Park Arts Impact Triedstone Missionary Baptist Church since Elementary School. Davis serves as a member of the 1966. A native of Mansfield, Pastor Ross has Local Professional Development Committee and is a Columbus been honored to meet three U.S. presidents: Education Association Faculty Representative for elementary art. President Jimmy Carter, President Bill Clinton, She is also a professional artist, creating two-dimensional mixed and President Barack Obama. media art abstractions of color, pattern, and texture. Davis has taken on Pastor Ross is a tireless community advocate, founder of Triedstone various artistic projects from illustration and graphic design, to jewelry Beyond the Walls, supporting Rehab’s Hideaway, Ronald McDonald design and privately commissioned artworks. Additionally, she has House, tutoring programs, a food pantry and meals at local homeless participated in numerous shows in and around central Ohio, and centers. He is a champion of voting rights and hosts special events at recently earned Te People’s Choice Award while exhibiting at the High the church, including the Get Out the Vote Rally held Nov. 6. He is a Road Gallery in Worthington. Last year, Davis received the King Arts founding member of Brothers of the Common Life and is a trusted Complex Honor Award. advisor to legislators on matters concerning the faith community.Pastor Join us as we honor our awardees. Te annual dinner is always well Ross has received many honors, including induction onto the Martin attended, so be sure to purchase tickets well in advance. Tickets are $30 Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers (also known as the Preachers’ per person, or $240 for a table of eight. Call CEA for yours. Columbus Education Association 929 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43205 (614) 253-4731 Fax: (614) 253-0465 Tank You for Your Pledge First Year Members Demonstrate Political Action Once again, CEA has shown that it cares about our district’s families. Your contribution to United Way of Central Ohio helps Teachers for Better Schools (TBS) is the political action break poverty’s barriers by providing people with more committee of your Association. It raises money for local and state opportunities. Coordinated services and high-quality programs pro-public education candidates who recognize that we are will lead to more stable outcomes that put people on a proven deeply committed to the success of every child. TBS supports path to success. Investments in high-need neighborhoods where elected officials who put our students at the center of election revitalization is critical will expand resources for community reform. partners. If you still have not pledged your support, please Your Association does not use any dues money to promote contact your Faculty Representative. We thank these units that individual candidates. Instead, teachers join TBS separately. A have turned in their donation forms: Binns ES, Burroughs ES, contribution of just one dollar per payday amounts to thousands Centennial HS, Fairwood ES, Georgian Heights ES, Hudson to help us continue its efforts to make sure elected officials are Community Education Center, Johnson Park MS, Liberty ES, serving the interests of our schools and our students. Linden McKinley STEM 7-12, Maize ES, Marion Franklin HS, Your Association congratulates the following first-year Medina MS, Northland HS, Northtowne ES, OT/PT, Shepard members who have joined TBS to support local and state pro- Svc. Center, Wedgewood MS, West Broad ES, Westgate ES, public education candidates: Kevin Balogh (Trevitt ES), Tomas Westmoor MS, Woodcrest ES, and Yorktown. Bennett (Linden STEM ES), Annelise Binnig (Elem. Art), Elise Bodnyk (Columbus Gifed Academy), Andrew Boso (Linden- Apply For Teacher Leadership Initiative McKinley STEM Academy 7-12), Nicole Brickman Te Columbus Education Association, in collaboration with (Wedgewood MS), Shelby Butz (West Mound ES), Ashley the National Education Association, the National Board of Carter (Beatty Park ES), Michael Casale (Linden STEM Professional Teaching Standards and the Center for Teaching Academy PreK-6), Suzanne Clareson (Eastgate ES), Anita Cook Quality, is seeking 30 CEA members to participate in the 2017 (Dominion MS), Richard Delozier III (Yorktown MS), Hilary cohort of the Teacher Leadership
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