Lee County Association of Educators

MONDAY 11/18 AT THE WICKER CIVIC CENTER
Join us in solidarity with our classified staff of Lee County. Classified staff members are asking for transparency and simplification in their pay-rates, a pay-scale based on years of service, and a pay increase.
Last week the turnout to the school board meeting was AWESOME - but we know the commissioners hold the purse strings. Join us in showing just how many of their constituents support our classified staff's requests!

Helene was the most devastating storm NC has ever seen and there is a long recovery ahead for Western North Carolina. Next week, legislators should invest billions of dollars in WNC recovery instead of locking in billions for private school vouchers.

🔗 https://governor.nc.gov/news/press-releases/2024/11/15/governor-cooper-urges-general-assembly-prioritize-western-north-carolina-recovery-instead-spending

Classified staff in Lee County are organizing and standing together to get what is deserved and needed. Stand with them! Join us at the commissioner meeting on Monday evening at 6 PM- let the commissioners know that Lee County Schools Staff deserve MORE than the pennies allotted.

Classified school staff asks for raise, pay scale By Richard Sullins | [email protected] The front parking lot at Lee County High School was nearly overflowing Tuesday night as more than 100 staff members from the 17 schools across the district a…

Wear your RED for EDucation tomorrow!

Good Morning, please come and invite friends to come to our monthly LCAE meeting tomorrow at 5:30 in Southern Lee High School's media center. We will be providing dinner and childcare. We are so excited to plan for the work that needs to be done to uplift our voices and those of our students.

Happy School Bus Safety Week! We are so grateful for all of our educators who work in transportation that make the journey to school and home safe.

Special Thanks to North Carolina Association of Educators’ Educational Support Professional of the Year, Beryl Torrence.

Our first ever was a success!

It was SO great to have a crowd march to vote together today! We had current educators, past educators, students, and community members show up and march to vote today in support of public education! Special thanks to the candidates that marched with us, and to Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. - Kappa Theta Zeta Chapter for joining us this morning!

Tomorrow is the day! We are so excited to meet everyone at the Train Depot Park in Downtown Sanford at 9:30 am. We will have a little parade down to the Bob Hales Center for people to vote.

2 more days and today we signed up 2 new people. Woot woot! Welcome to your public school union

Public education is on the ballot y’all - stand together with us Saturday so we can show just how well we understand this in Lee County.

Join the March to the Polls!

Lee County residents, it's time to make our voices heard! The Lee County Association of Educators and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. - Kappa Theta Zeta Chapter invites you to March to the Polls on October 19th at 9:30 AM. We'll meet at the Train Depot and march together to the Bob E. Hales Center to cast our votes!

This is our chance to come together and make a difference in our community. Grab your family, friends, and neighbors—let’s show up strong and united for Lee County!

Every vote counts—see you there!

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated - North Carolina Zetas
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.-Eastern Region
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. North Carolina Area IV
Lee County Association of Educators

4 more days till our first ever Schools Vote Together event. We are excited to invite staff and community members to meet us on Saturday October 19th at 9:30 am at the Train Depot to gather.

Yesterday we had fun at the Sanford Street Fest and met lots of amazing people who are excited for us to advocate for our students. We had lots of candy, fun prizes and a button maker.

6 more days till our first ever Schools Vote Together event on Saturday October 19th. We will meet at the Train Depot in Downtown Sanford at 9:30 am.

So grateful for all of those who came out to support and honked for our loved ones in Western Carolina.

Local public schools serve us all and we must protect them from disaster. As the North Carolina General Assembly returns today to consider Hurricane Relief, we call on lawmakers to consider the following investments.


link.ncae.org/schoolsstandtogether

Come see us at the Circle K Trunk or Treat in Tramway from 11-1 today!