Citrus County Education Association

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Your Professional Association Is Growing!

Early Enrollment Opportunity

Join now, Pay NO dues until 2019-2020

Enjoy the benefits of the NEA Educators Employment Liability Program and access select NEA Member Benefits during the Early Enrollment Period when you join the Citrus County Education Association (CCEA) today.

So why wait? Join us today!

And remember, CCEA membership doesn't cost, it pays!

BENEFITS

SAVINGS

Representation in employment matters*
Voice in contract bargaining
Professional learning opportunities
Advocacy for your profession
Access to grants and scholarships

Home, Auto & Life Insurance
Vacation & Travel discounts
Auto Purchase & Mortgage Program
Retiree Health Insurance
Member Exclusive discount app

*Representation limited during Early Enrollment Period

Thank you for supporting your professional association.

CCEA is working every day to support you!

Start with the application at the JOIN CCEA link in the sidebar. Once filled out, be sure your name is on the recruiter line and then give it to the Site Leader. Be sure you register as a member @ myccea.net

Download:

EEL Flyer_2019 (1).docx

March Site Leader Meeting

Site leaders and members met Wednesday, March 20th for fun, food and fellowship at Lecanto High School. Moms Demand Action presented their Be SMART program to members, promoting gun safety, and members participated in fast, fun activism to support public education.

Galaxy of Stars 2019

President Victoria Smith and Vice President Amy Flippen attend the Galaxy of Stars, a CCEA-sponsored event celebrating our Citrus County educators. A few of our leaders were nominated for teacher and support honors: Charlene Bostic, Christian Gallery, and Hannah Clark.

Victoria Smith, President of CCEA and the slate our local has endorsed to be the next leaders of Florida Education Association Joanne McCall, Luke Flynt and Lare Allen

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