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.
USEP News and Updates
August 30, 2010
District Proposes Furloughs: USEP Says Not So Fast
Last Thursday evening during instructional negotiations, the District passed a proposal for an instructional furlough day that would change one paid holiday to an unpaid holiday. The SRP team meets tonight and is expecting a similar proposal. With so much of the economic picture in a state of flux, USEP is not yet convinced that furloughs are needed. Click here to read more.
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