 Member Action Center (MAC):The MAC is here to help make your voice heard and to build the movement around the priorities that matter most to all of us: education, healthcare, and issues that affect us all as working people. T only way for this to work is through member registration. Select the MAC link. Once there, all you need to do to register is enter your email address. You will then begin to get emails when NYSUT needs you to log on to contact your local legislators thourgh sending faxes and emails.That process is almost as painless as the initial registration. You will be asked to input information including your name and your home zip code. The rest is done for you.
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| Montgomery Food Pantry: Payyroll Deduction Forms for the Food Pantry are available. The forms are printed on blue card stock paper. If you choose to participate, deductions for the Food Pantry will be taken two times per month from October to June (i.e. 18 deductions). For example $1 per pay will equal $18 per year (i.e. $1 x 18 pays = $18 per year), whereas $3 per pay will equal $54 per year (i.e. $3 x 18 pays = $54 per year). All deductions will be deposited into a designated account and then forwarded to the Food Pantry. By agreeing to payroll deduction you can ensure that the Montgomery Food Pantry receives your funding monthly, making their mission of providing food to Valley Central families and children more efficient. |
 VOTE-COPE—The Average American's Best Hope: Select this graphic to view our latest VOTE-COPE poster. This poster presents some statisitics regarding income inequity in the United States. Without VOTE-COPE average workers and the middle class would have no voice. Also visit our VOTE-COPE Page on this website to read more about this important initiative amd to see how your VOTE-COPE contributions are utilized to support children, public education, labor and health care. The Valley Central Teachers' Assoication was a recipient of NYSUT's 2010 Dan Sanders Award for contributions that support children & education, health care and labor.
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| VC
Echooes: January 2012 |
 Also visit Echoes Archives to read past issues and Journalism Awards to view
honors received by our past and present editors. |
| NY Teacher Journalism Competition (2011) |
| Congratulations to
Editor Meghan Rilley and all Echoes contributors
for for their hard work and success.The VCTA
won the following awards. |
- Second Place, Best Editorial Design, "Child of the Universe," September
2009, Volume 12, Issue 1
- Second Place, Best Feature Story, "Turkey-Cow Union Cooperation Is Not Without Consequences: Are Chickens Being Targeted?" December 2009, Volume 12, Issue 3
- Second Place, Best Opinion Writing, "'Sacred Cow' to the Slaughter," December 2009, Volume 12, Issue 3
- Second Place, Best Publication, VC Echoes
- First Place, Best Website, www.vcta.net
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