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CCAE Announces Endorsement of Four Pro-Public Education Candidates
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NCAE Convention ’22 Updates
On March 26-27th, 2022, the following CCAE members took part in the annual NCAE Convention: Heather Kaiser, Peggy Holland-Grantham, Tina Swann-Binaxas, and Tonya Washington. The annual convention is an opportunity to have a voice in the direction of our professional organization. If you have never participated as a delegate, we hope you will consider becoming a delegate in 2023.
During the 52nd annual Convention, we were welcomed by Gov. Roy Cooper and celebrated a generous donation by the North Carolina Fund for Public School Children (NCFPSC) to the Operation Cooperation Service Project. Region 6 once again brought home the PAC banner. Most importantly, we discussed and took action on several constitutional amendments and new business items.
If you’d like to know more about Convention ’22 or how to become a delegate for Convention ’23, click here to contact an officer.
Early Voting Has Begun
Speak up! Let your voice be heard! Stand and be counted!
Early voting in Cumberland County has begun.
If you want to know who you local association has endorsed, click here.
Looking for Empowerment?
In the words of one CCAE member at the table, this candidate is “was impressive and empowering.”
Carol Stubbs (CCAE Vice President), Mary Black (CCS retiree), Pat Randall (CCS retiree), Affie Sawyer (CCS retiree President), Tamika W. Kelly (CCAE PAC Chairperson), and Joseph Sorce (CCAE President) meet with CCS School Board candidate, Rudy Tatum.