If you are an SDEA member and have questions about your rights, your first step is to talk to your site Association Representative (AR) with your questions and concerns. Your AR will work with you determine whether it is appropriate to initiate the grievance process. Working with your AR is a crucial component of strengthening union capacity at your school. It is possible that other members at the site may be experiencing problems similar to yours, and your AR is the best person to identify these patterns and get SDEA staff involved if necessary. If you are not sure who your AR is, call the SDEA office at 619-283-4411.
The San Diego Regional Resource Center's REAC (Racial and Ethnic Affairs Committee) is composed of educators from African American, American Indian/Alaska…
Last week members on the SDEA Bargaining Team provided a full bargaining update after our May 8 bargaining session, when we reached a tentative agreement on…
As we finish the school year (and maybe have conversations about next year's schedules), here are some contractual rights to keep in mind.
Know Your Rights:…
The District rejected SDEA’s most recent proposal to resolve Special Education caseload grievances, and instead proposed stipends that short educators once…
