UFEA: Unit Five Education Association
Union of education professionals affiliated with the Illinois Education Association and National Education Association - IEA-NEA, Advocating for Public Education Employees and Teachers in the McLean County Unit 5 School District located in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois
By midnight Thursday, we should know whether we have succeeded in beating back another illegal and unfair attack on the pensions of Illinois public employees. This is your fight and the participation of all 132,000 IEA members is needed if we are to stop Senate Bill 512, the illegal and unfair pension legislation. It …
This past spring, IEA helped secure the passage of an important school reform bill that improves our schools, keeps the best teachers in classrooms, and ensures the teachers’ voice remains strong at the bargaining table. It was the result of months of negotiations and represented a remarkable victory for IEA and our members across the state. …
Welcome to another school year! Our website will likely be going through some updates and changes as we start a new year, so please let your UFEA leadership or building rep know if you have ideas for making the website even more beneficial for you, your colleagues and the community.
Last night the membership of UFEA overwhelmingly ratified a one-year Agreement with the Board and Administration. Details of the agreement are available in the members-only post (below) and were made available at the ratification meeting last night. Once the Board of Education acts on the Tentative Agreement at their next meeting, the details will be …
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Be sure to check the calendar for the UFEA President Building Visit schedule for the first part of the Spring 2011 semester. We’re tying something a little different this semester. Your Building Reps have been asked to schedule a visit in your building only if it’s requested. So, if you don’t see your building on …
