Letters to the Editor...
Alternatives to the NEA
I believe that you should work to educate
teachers on the alternatives to the NEA.
The NEA seems to have a hammer-lock on our
local schools, to the detriment of us all! Here is some information on alternatives you
can pass along.... NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS FOR
TEACHERS In the spirit of free exchange of
information, below is a list of some
national organizations for professional
educators. If you are interested in more
information on any, please contact the
organization directly.
Association of American Educators
Gary Beckner, Director
26012 Marguerite Parkway, #333
Mission Viejo, CA 92692
Liability Insurance - Yes
800-704-7799, 714-595-7979
www.aaeteachers.org
Email: info@aaeteachers.org
Christian Educators Association,
International
Forrest Turpen, Director
P. O. Box 41300
Pasadena, CA 91114-8300
Liability Insurance - Yes
818-798-1124 or 888-798-1124
FAX 818-798-2346
www.ceai.com
E-mail: ceaieduca@aol.com Christian Teachers Association
Robert Conover, President
6564 Loisdale Court, Ste. 320
Springfield, VA 22150
703-313-8893 National Assn. of Professional Educators
Phil Strittmatter, Exec. Sec.
P. O. Box 2206
Reston, VA 22090
Liability Insurance - Yes
202-484-8969 (D.C. office)
602-584-4920 (AZ office)
JM, jbm@rev.net,
7/24/00
This month's letters:
Educational Evaluators, 7/31/00, by Cyndy.
Alternatives to the NEA, 7/24/00, by JM.
Interview Questions, 7/24/00, by Heyley.
Uk Chatboard., 7/21/00, by aguk.
Breaking the ah-durn myth of permanence in ability, 7/21/00, by Rick Lynn.
Testing and School Supplies, 7/21/00, by Natalie.
Cooperative Learning & Interactive Skills, 7/20/00, by P. Schmidt.
Mother of All Voucher Battles!, 7/19/00, by David Blomstrom.
Campaign Donations, 7/19/00, by David Blomstrom.
teacher pay, 7/15/00, by Pat.
This Web/Teachers Only, 7/15/00, by The parent you resent.
teacher pay, 7/13/00, by Ralph.
Who Do We Have To Blame?, 7/13/00, by questions2much.
Who Do We Have To Blame?, 7/11/00, by Beacon.
Remarks by Sec. of Educ Richard Riley at NECC 2000, 7/03/00, by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley.
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