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REA Office:
7029 Rote Road, Rockford, IL 61107

Phone: 815-398-0995
Fax: 815-398-1007

REA Office Staff:

Dawn Granath, REA President

Paul Goddard, REA Vice President

Sherri Jones, UniServ Director

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REA News

Instructional Council Appoints Steering Committees

District's Direction in Curriculum & Assessment to be Guided Equally by Teachers

At the end of the 2014-15 school year, every REA member received an invitation to participate in and an application to serve on two committees that will guide development of curriculum and assessments going forward. Each of the committees will contain both teachers and members of the District Curriculum Department. From the many highly qualified applicants, Instructional Council has now appointed the following REA members to serve on these committees.

WELCOME BACK!: We hope you had a relaxing summer! We know that many of you participated in summer workshops & boot camps, took graduate classes, or taught summer school. The myth that educators take the summer off is just that: a myth. We know that many of you spent your time learning a new curriculum or creating a special project for your students. We know your students will reap the rewards of all of your hard work.

IEA-NEA News Feed

April 13, 2018
Hundreds expected at #Rally4Equality after teacher discriminated against: BURLINGTON – Parents, teachers and students are all planning to attend the #Rally4Equality to push the Central Community Unit School District 301 Board of Education to pledge to create a safe and accepting environment. The rally was organized by the Central Education Association (CEA) to call for change after the Central Community Unit School District […]

April 13, 2018
IEA Legislative Update – April 13, 2018: This week the General Assembly was back in session after a two week break. This was a committee deadline week, which means that substantive bills had to be heard and voted on in committee if they are to be considered for further discussion on the House or Senate floor. Bills not having enough votes to get out of committee are likely dead for the remainder of the spring legislative session.