CSEA supporting members at every level

We are supporting our members at every level to make sure their rights are protected, and they continue to receive their pay and benefits. Most recently, CSEA worked with elected leaders, management groups, and our labor partners to construct a framework that provides clear guidance to every California school district in developing local agreements to best serve the current needs of school employees and the students and communities we serve.

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CSEA continuing to provide full services to members

In compliance with the Governor’s Executive Order requiring all Californians to stay at home, current CSEA trainings and events have been canceled. CSEA has closed its Headquarters and Field Office buildings, and staff are working remotely. Please note that we will continue to provide full services to our membership during this difficult time.

CSEA’s Member Service Call Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to help connect you with services and answer questions about member benefits…Learn More

Help our Schools and Communities

CSEA urges you to sign the petition to qualify the Schools and Communities First initiative for the November 2020 ballot. By closing tax loopholes on commercial property, this measure would restore $12 billion to California's schools and communities every year.

2020 Census: Be counted

Be sure to complete your 2020 Census. It will help determine resources for vital community programs such as schools, hospitals and housing.

Professional development for food service workers

Students across the state may soon be able to enjoy more fresh, nutritious food in school meals and food service workers may get access to new professional development opportunities.

Around the State

Chapter calls attention to autism

School police officers from El Rancho Unified School District will be proudly wearing a symbol of inclusivity this April to recognize National Autism Awareness Month.

Campus supervisor stops student from choking

Oroville Chapter 618 Treasurer Liz Barber ran as fast as she could across two basketball courts to administer the Heimlich maneuver and save a choking elementary student.

ACE Program inspires classified appreciation

A member of Riverside Unified Chapter 506, heard about CSEA’s ACE program five years ago and knew it was something he wanted to bring to his district.

Shifting district’s views of IEP interpretation

Interpreting for individualized education program (IEP) meetings was infringing on employees’ regularly assigned duties, until Soledad Chapter 457 remedied the situation.