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Penn-Trafford Education Association
Teaching is the profession that creates all other professions!
Sunday, May 20, 2012
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Educator-tested tips, advice, and resources for a successful start to the school year.
Posted by Administrator on February 21, 2011
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Posted by Administrator on January 11, 2010
Take Action: 5 things and 15 minutes = a lifetime of retirement security
1. Sign up to receive PSEA’s Pension Text Message Alerts – you will receive breaking news and action alerts via cell phone so you can take action quickly. (You will only receive texts about the pension issue.) To sign up:
* Text 717-514-2880 and use your Member ID number as the body of the text (Member ID numbers can be found on membership cards).
* Register online (member login required)
* Save your legislators’ office phone numbers as cell phone contacts for quick action when you receive a text alert.
2. Make sure PSEA has your personal e-mail address. (PSEA does not mail to school e-mail accounts.) Members can update their addresses at www.psea.org/myprofile.
3. Make sure you send your home phone number and cell phone number to your local president for your local emergency phone chain.
4. Write or e-mail your state legislators at www.psea.org/ActNow.
5. Demonstrate the power of PSEA. PSEA members are encouraged to contribute to PSEA’s Political Action Committee for Education at www.psea.org/pace.
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From the PT Star:
Two incumbents and two newcomers were elected to the nine-member Penn Trafford School Board on Tuesday.
Incumbents Larry Harrison and Jay Tray won four-years terms in Regions 1 and 2, respectively. Newcomers Rich Niemiec and Toni Ising won four-year terms in Regions 2 and 3. Ising, who crossfiled, ran unopposed and received 1,223 votes.
The four will take office in December.
All results are unofficial until confirmed by the county elections department.
Region 1
Incumbent Republican Larry Harrison, 67, bested former school board member Sallie Bradley, 68, a Democrat, by a margin of 1,087 to 591.
Harrison said he’s excited to continue serving on the board.
“It’s gratifying in the sense that I must have been doing some things right that satisfied the voters and residents,” he said Tuesday night. “I’m looking forward to working with fellow board members.
“I think with everyone working together, we could make significant headway toward that goal.”
During his campaign, he said the school board must focus on upgrading facilities, holding the line on taxes and having 100 percent proficiency in the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment in the upcoming years.
Region 2
Incumbent Jay Tray, 62, who was crossfiled, and newcomer Republican Rich Niemiec, 51, won two four-year terms in the region with 1,049 and 822 votes, respectively. Democrat Rose Ann Pfeiffer, 72, came in third with 571 votes.
Tray, who was appointed to the school board two years ago, said he was excited to win his first election.
“It was a very pleasant surprise,” he said Tuesday night. “I’m delighted to continue on for four more years, and I will certainly pay attention to the needs of our diverse population.
“We’re facing some consolidation and some building, and we’ll strive to maintain the strong education standards of the district.”
Niemiec said he’s looking forward to serving on the board.
“I’m excited about the outcome of the election, and I’m anxious to get started and hopefully make a difference for the people who put their faith in me,” he said. “By being John Wilforth’s replacement on the board I have some big shoes to fill. I hope I can serve the community as well as he did.”
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Name: Ed Miller School: Levelgreen Elementary Position: 3rd Grade |
Education/Degrees: Bachelor’s Degree from Slippery Rock University Currently working towards a Master’s Graduated from Bullskin Elementary in 1990 as an honorable mention for the Honor Roll Colleges Attended: Slippery Rock, Gannon University, and Performance Learning Systems Teaching Experience: Substitute Teacher for the Penn-Trafford School District Hired as a full time Penn-Trafford teacher in 2004 Favorite moment in teaching: When I realize that a child who is struggling with a concept finally gets it. Hobbies Fox hunting and the great outdoors, golfing, softball, motorcycles and videography. |
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Name: Amy Damaska School: Sunrise Elementary Position: 1st Grade |
Education/Degrees: Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education Bachelor’s Degree in Dance Colleges attended: Clarion University 1995 – 2000 Awards: Teacher’s Excellence Center Nominee for the 2004 – 2005 School Year Won the National Speech and Drama Award Related Experience: Taught “Tap and Jazz” to elementary age children Favorite Moment in Teaching: The small, everyday moments when you see a child gain an understanding of a concept that you are teaching. Also, I love getting to know each student as an individual. |
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Name: Vincent Giovannitti School: Levelgreen Elementary Position: 5th Grade |
Education/Degrees: Bachelor and Master’s Degrees from the University of Pittsburgh Teaching Experience: Substitute Teacher for the Penn-Trafford School District Hired as a full time Penn-Trafford teacher in 2004 Related Experience: Deer Valley Facillitator Personal Information: Recently, happily married to Kristy! Also known as, “The Original 80′s Man!” |