"Council Decides" is a CTA publication that summarizes the activities of each of the four State Council of Education meetings that is held each school year. CTA's State Council is the 788-member policy making representative assembly of the 330,000-member California Teachers Association.
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In this issue:

 

If educators weren't already aware of the seriousness of California's budget crisis, CTA President Wayne Johnson brought home the message loud and clear at CTA's February Council meeting.

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Barbara E. Kerr has won the position of CTA president on a unanimous vote by CTA's 788-member State Council of Education. The body also elected David A. Sanchez to serve as CTA's next vice president.

CTA honored Alicia Mosley-Marks, a recipient of the CTA Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship award.

State Council readied for the celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday to be observed on March 3 by watching a performance of "Sneetches" by Mira Costa High School students. The program was under the direction of CTA State Council Carol Mathews, a drama teacher at Mira Costa High.