Welcome to the United School Employees of Pasco
We represent all the
teachers and school related personnel
in the Pasco County Public School System.
We currently serve over 4000 teacher and SRP
members and look forward to serving you!
USEP is the professional organization whose only interest is its members.
Join us at one of USEPs Regional
Race to the Top Feedback meetings.
All meetings begin at 4:15 and will end by 5:45 p.m.
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Thursday, February 11th - USEP Assembly Room 21322 Lake Patience Rd, Land O’ Lakes
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Wednesday, February 17th – Seven Springs Middle School Media Center
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Thursday, February 18th – Centennial Middle School Media Center
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Wednesday, February 24th – T.E. Weightman Middle School Media Center
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Thursday, February 25th – Chasco Middle School Media Center
USEP News and Updates
January 14, 2010 - Race to the Top Update
As many of you may have read, yesterday was the deadline for Florida
districts to submit their signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
to the State DOE for participation in the Federal Race to the Top
grant.
Pasco, like most districts
signed and submitted the MOU, but did not get the union to agree to
sign. No one yet knows how the lack of union buy-in will affect
the State application, but unions around the State stand ready to
reconsider if certain changes are made.
Click here to read previous updates
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United School Employees of Pasco: Click on the following link to get the latest news and updates from USEP. During negotiations, USEP sends bulletins following every negotiation session. Click here to sign up.
Florida Education Association: Click on the following link to sign up for “Pump Up the Volume.” http://capwiz.com/nea/fl/mlm/signup/ These bulletins are sent regularly during the legislative session and keep you informed about issues that affect public education and our jobs.
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