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A summary presentation of the new FWEA/FWCS contract is available on the "Information for Members" page) 

Thanks to Santa, Travis Shuman, Tulu the Wonderdog,  and everyone else who helped make this year's annual Holiday Event  with EAEA and SACTA another big success!

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FWEA 1st VP Jessica Farlow with Kelly Thompson, Democratic candidate to represent Indiana's 3rd Congressional District in the 2026 election

The annual Labor Day Picnic at Headwaters Park served food to over 6,000 people this year!

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Concerned about how immigration issues could impact your students and your school?

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This NEA booklet will  help answer questions about current immigration issues, including  how schools are affected and what students and their families should know.

​Ongoing and Upcoming Events

Thanks to generous donations, a memorial bench and Red Maple tree have been purchased for a memorial to Toni Ott at Fairfield. The tree has been planted, and the bench has been delivered.  

Please help FWEA raise funds to support an ISTA member and her family after a tragic loss. We are using Zeffy - a fundraising platform that is free for non-profits. 
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Horace Mann workshops with Travis Shuman

Jan. 7: Retirement Workshop, general meeting for all ages

Travis is also sponsoring a pancake bar for our annual Holiday Event with Santa on December 13!

Watch this video to learn how reinstating full bargaining rights for Indiana's teachers will help turn around the state's growing teacher shortage and make stronger, healthier, and more successful public schools for all Hoosier children: teacher working conditions are student learning conditions! 

Watch this video narrated by an FWEA member and outstanding elementary teacher - thanks, Jessica!

FWEA stands in support of our colleagues, students, and others who have participated in protests supporting racial equality and civil justice. Educational equity is racial equity, and calling out institutional practices that have perpetuated inequality is necessary to bring about the systemic changes needed to ensure equal rights and equality of opportunity for every American.

©2020 by Fort Wayne Education Association. 

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