WE DID IT! A VICTORY FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING!
WE DID IT! A VICTORY FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING!
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About
Fairfax Education Association
The Fairfax Education Association is a union for all employees in Fairfax County Public Schools. We advance conditions of teaching, learning, and working within Fairfax County Public Schools through informed advocacy and promotion of the highest standards of professionalism.
President’s Welcome Message
Fairfax Education Unions
For the first time in 50 years, educators and school personnel have the right to bargain over wages, healthcare, and other benefits. Signing the card does not cost anything. You are indicating that you want FEU to negotiate on your behalf, but you are not signing up for either union.
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'We'll have a seat at the table' | FCPS employees vote in favor of collective bargaining
'Let's be real, it's not what the ask was' | Fairfax Co. School Board approves budget
FEA Mission
The mission of the Fairfax Education Association is to provide leadership regarding all decisions affecting public education in Fairfax County and to serve as the collective voice of our members. The Fairfax Education Association advances conditions of teaching, learning, and working within Fairfax County Public Schools through informed advocacy and promotion of the highest standards of professionalism.
What Our Members are Saying . . .
“As a long-time member, I have seen first hand how FEA will fight for you. The Union champions members on matters of pay, benefits, grievances and equity for all.”
— Mildred “Millie” McHugh, Bus Driver, Lorton Transportation Center
“I joined the [Special Education Committee] because I wanted to make sure special education staff are recognized for the myriad sacrifices they make on a daily basis.”
— Nicole Zupan, Braddock Elementary School
“I’m an FEA member because I believe teaching is a team effort. … Together, we can help make our schools extraordinary learning environments for our students and each other.”