What Does Schools & Communities First Do?
- RECLAIMS over $12 billion per year for K-12 schools, community colleges and local communities.
- CLOSES commercial property tax loopholes and ends shady schemes that big corporations and wealthy investors use to avoid paying their fair share of property taxes.
- PROTECTS all homeowners and renters by maintaining tax protections for ALL residential property.
- INVESTS in educating all of our kids and in the vital services necessary to support our families and communities.
- PROVIDES the single largest tax incentive in a generation to spur new investment in small businesses.
- LEVELS the playing field for all the businesses that already pay their fair share.
- ENSURES strict accountability so that money goes directly to our students and communities.
Check out the information below to see who is affected by Schools and Communities First and how it differs from both 2020 Prop 13 and the original 1978 Prop 13.
We are excited to be able to share the great things that are happening in the area of employee/employer relations. Please look to this Website and our Newsletter (subscribe below) for information about our Collective Bargaining Agreement, current issues and actions, information from CTA and NEA, and local events and opportunities we are presenting. We will also spotlight some of the awesome teachers we have in our district.
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Edward W. Solomon Scholarship
Interested in some financial help while continuing your professional education? Take a look at the Edward W. Solomon sponsored by CalRTA Napa Valley and administered by the Napa Valley Community Foundation. This is a $1,000 scholarship given to support current Napa County teachers/educators who are continuing their education. Follow this link for scholarship details.
Interested in some financial help while continuing your professional education? Take a look at the Edward W. Solomon sponsored by CalRTA Napa Valley and administered by the Napa Valley Community Foundation. This is a $1,000 scholarship given to support current Napa County teachers/educators who are continuing their education. Follow this link for scholarship details.
CTA Scholarships, Grants, and Awards Programs
CTA offers several different educational scholarships, grants and awards to members and their dependents throughout the academic year. Show below are the major CTA scholarships, grants and awards. (Click an image for more information.)
CTA offers several different educational scholarships, grants and awards to members and their dependents throughout the academic year. Show below are the major CTA scholarships, grants and awards. (Click an image for more information.)
A Greeting from the President
Welcome to the website of the Napa Valley Educators Association. The NVEA is a chapter of the California Teachers Association (CTA) and the National Educators Association (NEA), and serves as the exclusive representative of certificated employees of the Napa Valley Unified School District, including teachers, counselors, school nurses, and librarians.
The intent of our website is twofold: first as a means for the Association to exchange timely information with
our members, and second; to provide a link for NVEA members to organizations and elected officials whose policies and actions influence public education and the well-being of public school employees.
As President of the NVEA, it is my sincere hope that our members finds this site useful, not only to learn of policies and practices that effect public education in Napa, but also to add their voices to the debate on
what constitutes quality education for all learners from kindergarten through high school.
Gayle Young, President
Napa Valley Educators Association
Welcome to the website of the Napa Valley Educators Association. The NVEA is a chapter of the California Teachers Association (CTA) and the National Educators Association (NEA), and serves as the exclusive representative of certificated employees of the Napa Valley Unified School District, including teachers, counselors, school nurses, and librarians.
The intent of our website is twofold: first as a means for the Association to exchange timely information with
our members, and second; to provide a link for NVEA members to organizations and elected officials whose policies and actions influence public education and the well-being of public school employees.
As President of the NVEA, it is my sincere hope that our members finds this site useful, not only to learn of policies and practices that effect public education in Napa, but also to add their voices to the debate on
what constitutes quality education for all learners from kindergarten through high school.
Gayle Young, President
Napa Valley Educators Association
The Napa Valley Educators Association is a CTA affiliate serving the interests of the teachers, counselors and nurses in the Napa Valley Unified School District. Our nearly 1000 members support the education of over 18,000 students in 30 schools, grades Pre-K through 12th.
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