I have no idea whether the NEA is a union, or whether secretaries are eligible to be members. My guesses would have been, No and No.
I really love the way the angle of view in the first two frames is day-dreamy, while in the last two it’s very down-to-earth. Looks almost effortless, but it couldn’t happen without (a) the artistic idea and (b) pulling it off right so it carries us along rather than making us confused or seasick.
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National Education Association (NEA)
Founded 1857
Members 3.2 million (2006) [2]
Country United States
Affiliation EI
Key people Dennis Van Roekel, president
Office location Washington, D.C.
Website NEA Website
The National Education Association (NEA) is the largest professional organization and largest labor union in the United States,[1][2] representing public school teachers and other support personnel, faculty and staffers at colleges and universities, retired educators, and college students preparing to become teachers.
Hopefully, information is of interest to everyone! It doesn’t hurt me a bit if anyone wants to take it personally. Even if I was the one to post the info, and even if my post was misunderstood.
What I did do was to bring up “union.” I see I was just making that assumption, after someone had sarcastically suggested that the NEA would never “let its members be overworked.” I am quite interested and glad to be corrected/informed better.
Still, even if there’s collective bargaining for public school teachers everywhere, I don’t think that a union would have too much power. My understanding is that most or all states have laws prohibiting public teachers from going on strike.
How about them daydreamy mountains out Jack’s window, eh?
Avon, you will find that everything is about Idiot Joe. His answer to my post, ” I WROTE THAT WHEN I WAS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, IT WAS NOT A UNION.” is him taking me to task for answering the “is” part of your question. It is a union, and I think secretaries would be eligible as “support personel”. He is not currently a member, therefore nothing else matters, except how it affects Joe. Truth be told, it probably was a union back then. After all, what is a “non-profit professional organization”?
lewisbower about 14 years ago
Yeah, the NEA lets its members be overworked. Tell me another.
Hugh B. Hayve about 14 years ago
Maybe if said Principal is like Steve McQueen.
avonsalis about 14 years ago
I have no idea whether the NEA is a union, or whether secretaries are eligible to be members. My guesses would have been, No and No.
I really love the way the angle of view in the first two frames is day-dreamy, while in the last two it’s very down-to-earth. Looks almost effortless, but it couldn’t happen without (a) the artistic idea and (b) pulling it off right so it carries us along rather than making us confused or seasick.
rainman5353 about 14 years ago
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search National Education Association (NEA) Founded 1857 Members 3.2 million (2006) [2] Country United States Affiliation EI Key people Dennis Van Roekel, president Office location Washington, D.C. Website NEA Website
The National Education Association (NEA) is the largest professional organization and largest labor union in the United States,[1][2] representing public school teachers and other support personnel, faculty and staffers at colleges and universities, retired educators, and college students preparing to become teachers.
rainman5353 about 14 years ago
I’m answering to Avon’s question, not to anything you said. Why do you think everything is about you?
avonsalis about 14 years ago
Hopefully, information is of interest to everyone! It doesn’t hurt me a bit if anyone wants to take it personally. Even if I was the one to post the info, and even if my post was misunderstood.
What I did do was to bring up “union.” I see I was just making that assumption, after someone had sarcastically suggested that the NEA would never “let its members be overworked.” I am quite interested and glad to be corrected/informed better.
Still, even if there’s collective bargaining for public school teachers everywhere, I don’t think that a union would have too much power. My understanding is that most or all states have laws prohibiting public teachers from going on strike.
How about them daydreamy mountains out Jack’s window, eh?
rainman5353 about 14 years ago
Avon, you will find that everything is about Idiot Joe. His answer to my post, ” I WROTE THAT WHEN I WAS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, IT WAS NOT A UNION.” is him taking me to task for answering the “is” part of your question. It is a union, and I think secretaries would be eligible as “support personel”. He is not currently a member, therefore nothing else matters, except how it affects Joe. Truth be told, it probably was a union back then. After all, what is a “non-profit professional organization”?