Posts by VBEA Staff
VBEA Members Attend the VEA Pre-Legislative Dinner in Norfolk and Wear Red for Ed!
President Kelly Walker and several members of the VBEA Board of Directors attended the VEA Pre-Legislative Dinner last night at the Norfolk Technical Center. Over 40 members of the VEA Listed as President Jim Livingston encouraged members to Red for Ed in support of fully funding public education. Join education employees from around the state…
Read MoreVBEA Co-sponsors NewEd Symposium on Special Education with VBCPS
On Saturday, April 22, 2017, Sixty-five (65) NewEd teachers gathered at the Plaza Annex for the NewEd Symposium, Special Education: Navigating the Tools of the Trade. Topics included: Marriage in the Classroom- Inclusion: General Education Role and the Special Education Role Daily Survival Kit- Technology, Intranet, Forms to Know Alphabet Soup: What are the SPED…
Read MoreVBEA to host education roundtable with Anne Holton, 85th Dist. candidate Cheryl Turpin, educators
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 5, 2017 Contact: Kelly Walker, VBEA President – (757) 486-0202, [email protected] VIRGINIA BEACH – The Virginia Beach Education Association will be hosting an education roundtable with former Virginia Secretary of Education Anne Holton, 85th District candidate Cheryl Turpin and educators from Virginia Beach City Public Schools at 12 p.m. on…
Read MoreSchool Board approves updated grading policy
Superintendent says community wants to rely on professional expertise of teachers At its Sept. 7 meeting, the Virginia Beach School Board approved an updated policy to evaluate students that it says will help ensure grading consistency throughout the division. Policy 6-72 now states, in part: “The most important assessment of student learning is conducted by…
Read MoreAffordable Pathways Grants aims to help college-bound students
RICHMOND – Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe announced a new grant program today that will provide Virginia students with a clearer path to a higher education. As many as four public two- and four-year colleges will receive the Affordable Pathways grants (up to $140,000 each). However, grant recipients must have a partnership with a Pre-K-12 program. They…
Read MoreTOCLI 2016: Welcome new VBCPS educators!
Welcome to your one-stop shop for all things TOCLI, and all things VBEA! We hope that after watching and reading this, you’ll want to join all of us as a part of Virginia Beach Education Association (and with that, the Virginia Education Association and National Education Association) and learn why #MembershipMatters. Being a member will give you #PeaceOfMind in…
Read MoreVa. Dept. of Education awards $50K grant to Green Run HS
RICHMOND – Virginia Beach City Public Schools, and Green Run High School in particular, will receive a $50,000 grant from the Virginia Department of Education to combine blended learning and internships aligned with students’ needs and interests. Through the program, students at Green Run will have a choice of college and career pathways, including industry credentialing, internships with…
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2016-17 VBSchools calendar
Read MoreVBEA at the NEA Convention
VBEA members were in Washington, D.C. at the National Education Association Convention from July 1-8 representing the interests of Virginia Beach educators as well as those statewide during the 2016 representative assembly. President Kelly Walker, vice president Barbara Powell and secretary Dawn Euman, along with board members Cameron Baker and Jessica Baker, as well as immediate…
Read MoreDominic Melito receives Friend of Education award
For his tireless advocacy of public education and his dedication and outstanding service as a teacher, former VBEA president Dominic Melito was honored with the Virginia Beach Education Association’s 2016 Friend of Education Award during a June 8 ceremony at Kellam High School. Melito, who also teaches at Kellam, is the immediate past president of the…
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