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Local Unions

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Displaying Results for County: Lake

Office Address

213 S ADAMS ST
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32301
Main Phone:
(888) 807-8007
Alt Phone:
(850) 201-2800

Office Address

1713 SOUTH STREET
LEESBURG, FL 34748
Main Phone:
(352) 787-2050
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Officers
PRESIDENT
KATHY SMITH
 
VICE-PRESIDENT
ELISABETH EMERY
 
SECRETARY
TRACY WOOD
 
TREASURER
SARAH BALTUNIS
Staff
OFFICE MANAGER
VALERIE SQUILLANTE

Office Address

9501 US Hwy 441
Leesburg, FL 34788
Main Phone:
(850) 224-8220
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Officers
PRESIDENT
DEBBY HICKS

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U.S. District Judge Rules Part of Florida’s 2023 Union Busting Bill Unconstitutional

November 7, 2024

SB 256, which removed the ability for automatic payroll deduction for union fees, was ruled unconstitutional and in violation of the federal government’s contracts clause.

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Students Win with Pro-Public Education Measures Passed Across State

November 5, 2024

Voters overwhelmingly passed funding referenda, elected pro-education school board candidates and rejected Amendment 1 during this general election.

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Students Win as Voters Show Support for Neighborhood Public Schools; Push Back on DeSantis Agenda 

August 20, 2024

Voters throughout Florida showed their support for students and educators in public schools during Tuesday's primary, with school board candidates endorsed by the Florida Education Association and its local unions…

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SAT Scores and the Impact of Underfunding Public Education

December 6, 2024

The recent release of SAT scores shines a much-needed light on how Florida’s attacks on teachers are felt by Florida’s children. In the past seven years, Florida’s average SAT score…

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Member Profile: Ruby Encarnacion, Volusia United Educators

November 6, 2024

#thankaneducator: Help us thank an educator like Ruby Encarnacion today! Ruby Encarnacion faced struggles as an educator with disabilities. With the help of her union, she is…

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Member Spotlight: Carla Cundiff, Indian River County Education Association

September 4, 2024

In serving on IRCEA’s executive board, Cundiff carries on a family legacy. Her mother was a founding member of IRCEA in the 1970s. Cundiff maintains a large, diverse classroom library.…

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