Arizona Education Association

Spring 2015

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AEA Advocate | Spring 2015 3 FEATURES 6 • AT THE CAPITOL Arizonans Protest Proposed Education Budget Cuts 12 • AROUND AEA AEA Members Invite Legislators into their Schools Educators Learn About Opportunities for Undocumented Youth Arizona Members Learn New Ways to Advocate for Students Annual Legislative Reception a Success in Southern Arizona 17 • PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT More than 4,000 Teachers Achieve National Board Certification 18 • WE ARE AEA AZ Teacher of the Year on Building Connections, Attracting Teachers Isaac District EA President Honored by Phoenix Mayor Tucson EA Member Named Teacher of the Year at Governor's Dinner Two AEA Members Named 2015 Rodel Teachers 23 • GOVERNANCE Vote Online for NEA Representative Assembly Statewide, Regional, and Retired Delegates 2015 NEA-RA Candidate Statements 2015 AEA Board of Director Candidates 2015 Compliance Review Committee Report and Recommendation 35 • RESOURCES 39 • NATIONAL TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY 40 • WHAT'S BEING SAID ABOUT… National Board Certified Teachers in Arizona AEA MISSION STATEMENT AEA…Keeping the promise of quality public education MOVING? Please let us know before you go. Simply clip your mailing label from the back of the Advocate and send it along with your new address to: AEA Advocate, 345 East Palm Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 85004-1532. INSIDE AEA ADVOCATE DEPARTMENTS 4 • POINT OF VIEW by Andrew F. Morrill 5 • MEMBER TALK 6 • AT THE CAPITOL Governor Ducey's FY 2015-2016 Proposed K-12 Education Budget 2015 Legislator Directory 16 • ESProfessonal

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