Re: Fw: Questions for candidates
Those are good questions.
Bob
On Wed, Jul 26, 2023 at 2:49?PM Kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
Hi Older Adults Education Forever members,
Here are some great questions for candidate forums from Ana Turetsky.? We are putting together a list of suggested questions about Older Adults education that we can give to unions and other organizations that hold candidate forums or interview candidates who seek their endorsement.? These questions Ana has formulated are very good examples.? If you have other ideas for questions, please send them to me so the Questions Committee can consider them for the list.
Kristen
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Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 09:18:20 PM PDT Subject: Re: Questions for candidates
I. What do you know about the history of free classes offered to older adults through California's public schools?
II. Are you aware of the demographics listed below?? III and IV are listed at the end of this email.
Therefore, the need to keep older adults? physically, emotionally and intellectually active is absolutely essential.
1. The population over age 60 will have an overall increase of 166 percent during the period from 2010 to 2060.
2. More than half the counties
will have over a 100 percent increase in this age group.
3. Twenty-four of these counties will have growth rates of over 150 percent. 4. The influence of the 60 and over age group on California
is expected to emerge most strongly between 2010 to 2030.
California Counties by Percentage Increase of Elderly Population Aged 60 and Over, Years 2010 - 2060 Contra Costa County? % population increase? 191.37% Alameda County % population increase 194.99%
1) U.S. Census Bureau, Population
Division. (2018). Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for
Selected Age
Groups by Sex for the United States,
States, Counties and Puerto Rico Commonwealth and Municipios: April 1,
2010
to July 1, 2017 . Retrieved from
2) California Department of Finance
(2017). Press Release. Retrieved from Population Projections (Baseline
2016):
The age distribution of the United States is shifting. According to 2021 data, more than adults ages 65 and older live in the U.S., accounting for about of the nation’s population. By 2040, that proportion is projected to grow to . When the last of the generation ages into older adulthood in 2030, estimates suggest there will be more than living in the U.S.?
The demographics of the older adult population are also evolving. Historically, have lived past age 65. While this trend will likely continue,
between men and women is expected to shrink in the coming decades. The
older adult population will also become more racially and ethnically
diverse: By 2040, it is expected that racial and ethnic minorities will
make up
of the population ages 65 and older, after increasing from 20% to 24%
between 2010 and 2020.?
- In 2021,
were in the labor force and in 2020 the median annual income for an
older adult was $26,668 ($35,808 for men and $21,245 for women). The
major health problems facing the older adult population are changing as
well. The baby boomer generation has
of obesity and chronic conditions than previous generations, which will
likely change the amount and type of care they require. In general,
older adults face more complex health challenges than younger
populations. These may include developing aging-related such as cardiovascular disease or Alzheimer's disease, as well as challenges with , , getting enough at night and .?
Caring for older adults can be challenging. In 2020, there were an estimated in the U.S., about half of whom were taking care of a parent or parent-in-law. Most caregivers of older adults are ,
but decreasing fertility and marriage rates and increasing divorce
rates mean that many baby boomers will not have partners or children who
can help them continue to live independently as they age. This will put
new and unique stresses on the health care system and challenge how our
society currently cares for older adults. III. Would you be willing to author legislation to reinstate older adult classes provided through the public school system once again?
IV. How high on your priority list is the need to provide public education classes to the seniors in your district? V. What can we do to assist your efforts to make sure that seniors are not excluded from your legislative agenda?
On Sun, Jul 23, 2023 at 5:48?PM kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
Hi Ana,
I think these would be more for state legislators, assembly members and state senators.??
Kristen
On Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 05:28:32 PM PDT, Ana Turetsky < aturet20@...> wrote:
?Not at all, but are the questions for both school board members and assembly/senator/mayors/county supervisors?
The questions would be somewhat different?
On Sun, Jul 23, 2023 at 5:22?PM kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote: Hi Ana,
Thanks so much for offering to suggest some questions for candidates.? I hope you don't mind my asking you to put them in an email for me. It's just easier for me to keep them organized that way.
I look forward to seeing your questions.
Kristen
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Fw: Questions for candidates
Hi Older Adults Education Forever members,
Here are some great questions for candidate forums from Ana Turetsky.? We are putting together a list of suggested questions about Older Adults education that we can give to unions and other organizations that hold candidate forums or interview candidates who seek their endorsement.? These questions Ana has formulated are very good examples.? If you have other ideas for questions, please send them to me so the Questions Committee can consider them for the list.
Kristen
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From: Ana Turetsky <aturet20@...> To: kristen Pursley <kpursley@...> Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 09:18:20 PM PDT Subject: Re: Questions for candidates
I. What do you know about the history of free classes offered to older adults through California's public schools?
II. Are you aware of the demographics listed below?? III and IV are listed at the end of this email.
Therefore, the need to keep older adults? physically, emotionally and intellectually active is absolutely essential.
1. The population over age 60 will have an overall increase of 166 percent during the period from 2010 to 2060.
2. More than half the counties
will have over a 100 percent increase in this age group.
3. Twenty-four of these counties will have growth rates of over 150 percent. 4. The influence of the 60 and over age group on California
is expected to emerge most strongly between 2010 to 2030.
California Counties by Percentage Increase of Elderly Population Aged 60 and Over, Years 2010 - 2060 Contra Costa County? % population increase? 191.37% Alameda County % population increase 194.99%
1) U.S. Census Bureau, Population
Division. (2018). Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for
Selected Age
Groups by Sex for the United States,
States, Counties and Puerto Rico Commonwealth and Municipios: April 1,
2010
to July 1, 2017 . Retrieved from
2) California Department of Finance
(2017). Press Release. Retrieved from Population Projections (Baseline
2016):
The age distribution of the United States is shifting. According to 2021 data, more than adults ages 65 and older live in the U.S., accounting for about of the nation’s population. By 2040, that proportion is projected to grow to . When the last of the generation ages into older adulthood in 2030, estimates suggest there will be more than living in the U.S.?
The demographics of the older adult population are also evolving. Historically, have lived past age 65. While this trend will likely continue,
between men and women is expected to shrink in the coming decades. The
older adult population will also become more racially and ethnically
diverse: By 2040, it is expected that racial and ethnic minorities will
make up
of the population ages 65 and older, after increasing from 20% to 24%
between 2010 and 2020.?
- In 2021,
were in the labor force and in 2020 the median annual income for an
older adult was $26,668 ($35,808 for men and $21,245 for women). The
major health problems facing the older adult population are changing as
well. The baby boomer generation has
of obesity and chronic conditions than previous generations, which will
likely change the amount and type of care they require. In general,
older adults face more complex health challenges than younger
populations. These may include developing aging-related such as cardiovascular disease or Alzheimer's disease, as well as challenges with , , getting enough at night and .?
Caring for older adults can be challenging. In 2020, there were an estimated in the U.S., about half of whom were taking care of a parent or parent-in-law. Most caregivers of older adults are ,
but decreasing fertility and marriage rates and increasing divorce
rates mean that many baby boomers will not have partners or children who
can help them continue to live independently as they age. This will put
new and unique stresses on the health care system and challenge how our
society currently cares for older adults. III. Would you be willing to author legislation to reinstate older adult classes provided through the public school system once again?
IV. How high on your priority list is the need to provide public education classes to the seniors in your district? V. What can we do to assist your efforts to make sure that seniors are not excluded from your legislative agenda?
On Sun, Jul 23, 2023 at 5:48?PM kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
Hi Ana,
I think these would be more for state legislators, assembly members and state senators.??
Kristen
On Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 05:28:32 PM PDT, Ana Turetsky < aturet20@...> wrote:
?Not at all, but are the questions for both school board members and assembly/senator/mayors/county supervisors?
The questions would be somewhat different?
On Sun, Jul 23, 2023 at 5:22?PM kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote: Hi Ana,
Thanks so much for offering to suggest some questions for candidates.? I hope you don't mind my asking you to put them in an email for me. It's just easier for me to keep them organized that way.
I look forward to seeing your questions.
Kristen
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OAEF Revised Agenda and notes
Hi everyone,
A revised agenda for this afternoon's meeting is attached, along with revised notes from 06/11 and information about AB 811.
Kristen
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Correction: Older Adult Education Forever meeting today is from 2:30 to 4:30
Hi all,
The meeting doesn't start until 2;30. Sorry for my earlier email that said it would start at 2:00 PM.
Kristen
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Older Adults Education Forever meeting agenda and notes
Hi everyone,
The July meeting of Older Adults Education Forever will take place today, Sunday, July 23 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.? Here is the link to join this online meeting:
Meeting ID: 836 3655
5477
Passcode: 576387
The agenda for today's meeting and the notes from the meeting of June 11 are attached.? Please feel free to suggest additional agenda items and corrections to the notes.? For those who were at the last meeting, I have two names in the notes without additional information to explain why they are there. They are: Rick Baum, part-time teacher at City College of San Francisco and Mike and Pam Mirabella.? If anyone remembers what we discussed about these folks, I would be very grateful for the information and will add it to the notes.
We urgently need to discuss funding for the West Contra Costa Older Adults program as district's finances are in turmoil.? For that reason, I have rearranged the agenda to put this item near the top.??
I look forward to seeing you later today.
Kristen
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Older Adults Education Forever meeting 07/23
Hi everyone,
The next meeting of Older Adults Education Forever (OAEF) will take place online this Sunday, July 23 from 2:30 to 4;30 PM.? Here is the link for the meeting:
Meeting ID: 836 3655
5477
Passcode: 576387
Please send me any agenda items you may have.
Kristen
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Re: [astuforum] Fw: Support for AB811
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On Sat, Jul 8, 2023 at 8:13?AM Kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
Hi everyone,
Here is my email to the California Senate Education Committee in support of AB811.? Please feel free to adapt it for your own email to the committee. Emails should go out to the committee before this coming Wednesday, July 12, when the bill will come before the committee.? Emails need not be long, as senators will mostly be interested in how many emails they receive in support of the bill. The addresses used are those of the education aides to the senators on the committee; those are the best addresses to use. Some information about who is on the committee, including the community colleges in their district, appears below.
If you send an email, please feel free to post it on the ASTU or OAEF forums, if you are a member of those forums.? If you would like to join either the ASTU or OAEF forum, let me know.? Only members of Adult School Teachers United, the union for teachers at West Contra Costa Adult Education, can join the ASTU forum. The Older Adults Education Forever (OAEF) forum is open to anyone interested in promoting educational opportunities for adults over the age of 55.?_._,_._,_
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Please write your letters (email is fine) supporting AB811
Dear Friends,
Kristen Pursley wrote a lovely letter you can use as a template or for reference if you teach adult ed courses. Please know we still?need more letters before this Wednesday,?July 12 which is the deadline! If you teach at a CA. Community College please follow the link?here--you will need to copy and paste it I think, but either way, please write AND encourage your colleagues and students to write as well. This bill will bring back at least some repeatability for our students.Thank you, Donna Frankel
"In response to many messages I received requesting a draft email for AB 811, we created an Action Alert with the email template that will send an email to the staffers of the Senate Education committee.??, so feel free to use it and distribute it as you see fit!? The more support we have for this bill, the better. We are also promoting this Action Alert on our socials, so it will be available on those platforms as well.? Thank you so much for your suggestions and support, and have a great rest of your week!
Best, Anna -- Anna Mathews Advocacy ManagerFaculty Association of the California Community Colleges 1823 11th Street | Sacramento, CA? 95811 T: 916.447-8555 | F: 916-447-0726 ?| @FACCC"
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Hi everyone,
Here is my email to the California Senate Education Committee in support of AB811.? Please feel free to adapt it for your own email to the committee. Emails should go out to the committee before this coming Wednesday, July 12, when the bill will come before the committee.? Emails need not be long, as senators will mostly be interested in how many emails they receive in support of the bill. The addresses used are those of the education aides to the senators on the committee; those are the best addresses to use. Some information about who is on the committee, including the community colleges in their district, appears below.
If you send an email, please feel free to post it on the ASTU or OAEF forums, if you are a member of those forums.? If you would like to join either the ASTU or OAEF forum, let me know.? Only members of Adult School Teachers United, the union for teachers at West Contra Costa Adult Education, can join the ASTU forum. The Older Adults Education Forever (OAEF) forum is open to anyone interested in promoting educational opportunities for adults over the age of 55.?
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From: kristen Pursley <kpursley@...> To: kordell.hampton@... <kordell.hampton@...>; pencer.rhoads@... <pencer.rhoads@...>; steve.dorsey@... <steve.dorsey@...>; noah.bilyeu@... <noah.bilyeu@...>; driana.gomez@... <driana.gomez@...>; jasmine.prasad@... <jasmine.prasad@...>; bryce.pamer@... <bryce.pamer@...> Sent: Saturday, July 8, 2023 at 07:59:43 AM PDT Subject: Support for AB811
Dear Senators Newman, Ochoa Bogh, Cortese, Glazer, McGuire, Smallwood-Cuevas and Wilk,
I am an adult school English as a Second Language Teacher (ESL) for West Contra Costa Adult Education, and I am writing in support of AB811, which would allow community college students to increase their skills in language, athletics, the arts and music by allowing up to 3 repeats of a course.?
The adult school where I work is part of the Contra Costa County Adult Education Consortium, which includes Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College, and Los Medanos College. It is the goal of many of our adult school English as a Second Language students to go on to community college after they improve their language skills in adult school.
AB811 would remove a barrier to community college success for our English as a Second Language students, who sometimes need to repeat language courses in order to attain the ability they need to master the material in their academic courses and demonstrate their understanding. It is crucial that our ESL students attain the level of literacy, oral fluency and writing ability that will allow them to fulfill their full potential, and sometimes that cannot be achieved by taking a course only once, especially if the student receives a barely passing grade the first time through. When ESL students can only take a course once and must go on to the next course, even if they barely understood the material well enough to pass, they may fall farther and farther behind and eventually give up.? This is a tragic waste of their considerable potential.
I also support AB 811 because it allows for increasing skills and provides students with the opportunity?to have a more well-rounded arts education. This is important not only for young adult students preparing for life and careers after college, Courses that AB811 will make repeatable, courses in language, arts and music, are courses that appeal strongly to older adults and lifelong learners.? Providing better educational opportunities for older citizens is in line with the goals of the California Master Plan for Aging, because engagement in learning promotes healthy aging. Contra Costa County has recently recognized the importance of educational opportunities for older adults by awarding a grant to West Contra Costa Adult Education to help us serve seniors better through our Older Adults program.? Providing more access to education for older adults, as AB811 does, should be a growing trend in California as we prepare for our over-65 population to expand significantly in the coming decades.?
For students of all ages, AB811?will promote the courses that reduce stress and encourage creativity so important in our ever changing world.?
Thanks for the support,
Kristen Pursley
Here is some additonal information about AB811:
AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely!Donna FrankelThe committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts:)Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and CypressOchoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San BernardinoCortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West ValleyGlazer: Las Positas and Los MedanosMcGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa RosaSmallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LAWilk: Antelope Valley and Victor ValleyHere are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:Newman:?kordell.hampton@...Ochoa Bogh:?spencer.rhoads@...Cortese:?steve.dorsey@...Glazer:?noah.bilyeu@...McGuire:?adriana.gomez@...Smallwood-Cuevas:?jasmine.prasad@...Wilk:?bryce.pamer@...
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Re: How to send a message to the OAEF group
Thank you Linda M, this is very helpful,? Donna
On Mon, Jul 3, 2023 at 12:57?PM Linda Minor < linda@...> wrote: Greetings Donna Frankel and other members of the OAEF group.
Donna, you mentioned in an email today that you tried to send a message to the OAEF group, but couldn't. I'm the administrator of the email system () for the group, and I see you are listed as a member, so you should be able to originate messages that go to all members (29 of us at this point). Simply responding to an existing message works like any email. If you are a member of the OAEF group, you just respond.
However, to initiate a new message, you need to create your own account at . Here's the process:
1. Go to an existing group message in your email and scroll to the very bottom of the email. You should see this:
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Groups.io Links:
You receive all messages sent to this group.
View/Reply Online (#108800) | Reply To Group | Reply To Sender | Mute This Topic | New Topic
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If there have been a ton of back-and-forth messages/responses about a topic, the above links might have disappeared because the sender cut off the bottom part or neglected to include it for some reason.
2. Once you click New Topic, you'll be directed to the website to log in. If you don't have a account, you will need to create one. (And of course, write down your password in a safe place for future reference.)
3. Once you are logged in, you should automatically be directed to the new message dialog (check out the attached screen grab) where you can type in the new topic, and then the message below that.
4. Clicking the green Send button, of course, sends the message to the group.
5. Or, on the far right (not showing in the attached screen grab), is a red Discard button if you want to delete and not send.
6. Once you send the message, you (and all other members) should see it.
7. One delay for seeing a new message you send may be that the first 2 messages of every member need to be OK'd by me, the administrator. Not sure why that is, but that's the system. If I'm away from my computer, that may take awhile. But once you've been "vetted" shall we say, new messages show up immediately in group member in-boxes.
Hope this all makes sense.
Linda M.
Groups.io Administrator for the OAEF Email System (wow, big title!)
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How to send a message to the OAEF group
Greetings Donna Frankel and other members of the OAEF group. Donna, you mentioned in an email today that you tried to send a message to the OAEF group, but couldn't. I'm the administrator of the email system (groups.io) for the group, and I see you are listed as a member, so you should be able to originate messages that go to all members (29 of us at this point). Simply responding to an existing message works like any email. If you are a member of the OAEF group, you just respond. However, to initiate a new message, you need to create your own account at groups.io. Here's the process: 1. Go to an existing group message in your email and scroll to the very bottom of the email. You should see this: ------- Groups.io Links:
You receive all messages sent to this group.
View/Reply Online (#108800) | Reply To Group | Reply To Sender | Mute This Topic | New Topic
-------
If there have been a ton of back-and-forth messages/responses about a topic, the above links might have disappeared because the sender cut off the bottom part or neglected to include it for some reason.
2. Once you click New Topic, you'll be directed to the groups.io website to log in. If you don't have a groups.io account, you will need to create one. (And of course, write down your password in a safe place for future reference.)
3. Once you are logged in, you should automatically be directed to the new message dialog (check out the attached screen grab) where you can type in the new topic, and then the message below that.
4. Clicking the green Send button, of course, sends the message to the group.
5. Or, on the far right (not showing in the attached screen grab), is a red Discard button if you want to delete and not send.
6. Once you send the message, you (and all other members) should see it.
7. One delay for seeing a new message you send may be that the first 2 messages of every member need to be OK'd by me, the administrator. Not sure why that is, but that's the groups.io system. If I'm away from my computer, that may take awhile. But once you've been "vetted" shall we say, new messages show up immediately in group member in-boxes.
Hope this all makes sense.
Linda M.
Groups.io Administrator for the OAEF Email System (wow, big title!)
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Re: San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Hi everyone,
The event on the 16th mentions Older Adults!? These events are free and on Zoom.? I have signed up for both events (16th and 17th).
Kristen
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 12:39:05 AM PDT, Linda Cain <lsc1661@...> wrote:
Dear OAEF people,
This is from our friend Donna Frankel — it is about issues affecting teachers at City College of San Francisco but it is probably an issue facing teachers in many of our communities.
Linda Cain
Begin forwarded message:
From: Donna Frankel <donna95070@...>
Date: July 2, 2023 at 4:21:55 PM PDT
To: Linda Cain <lsc1661@...>
Subject: Fwd: [elchorro] San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Reply-To: donna95070@...
?
Please share? the end of the two tier system with all your friends in Adult Ed.? The CA. Community Colleges are currently a 3 tier system--some point out 4 tier system:
1) FT tenured faculty
2) FT non-tenured faculty
3) PT faculty
4) non credit nearly all PT faculty
The one tier will make one faculty teaching different loads. Come here and share your ideas of how to get there.
Donna Frankel
Labor Fest has begun.? The events can be found at this link???
Please let people know about them.
Please let people know about the SF Labor Fest events.? For a list of the events, go to?
CCSF HEAT is responsible for two of the events that will be held over Zoom.
(Zoom event) Big changes have been underway in community colleges that are restricting opportunities for working class students to get a well-rounded education.
?
Free
Monday July 17
7-9PM?Monday
(Zoom event) HEAT (Higher Education Action Team) panel: Two-tier contracts are detrimental to workers. In our higher education institutions, they harm both teachers and their students. This Labor Fest panel will discuss efforts to end two-tier contracts in
which equally qualified and experienced part-time instructors...
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Re: San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Thanks Linda,
I'm sharing this with the adult school teachers.
Kristen
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 12:39:05 AM PDT, Linda Cain <lsc1661@...> wrote:
Dear OAEF people,
This is from our friend Donna Frankel — it is about issues affecting teachers at City College of San Francisco but it is probably an issue facing teachers in many of our communities.
Linda Cain
Begin forwarded message:
From: Donna Frankel <donna95070@...>
Date: July 2, 2023 at 4:21:55 PM PDT
To: Linda Cain <lsc1661@...>
Subject: Fwd: [elchorro] San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Reply-To: donna95070@...
?
Please share? the end of the two tier system with all your friends in Adult Ed.? The CA. Community Colleges are currently a 3 tier system--some point out 4 tier system:
1) FT tenured faculty
2) FT non-tenured faculty
3) PT faculty
4) non credit nearly all PT faculty
The one tier will make one faculty teaching different loads. Come here and share your ideas of how to get there.
Donna Frankel
Labor Fest has begun.? The events can be found at this link???
Please let people know about them.
Please let people know about the SF Labor Fest events.? For a list of the events, go to?
CCSF HEAT is responsible for two of the events that will be held over Zoom.
(Zoom event) Big changes have been underway in community colleges that are restricting opportunities for working class students to get a well-rounded education.
?
Free
Monday July 17
7-9PM?Monday
(Zoom event) HEAT (Higher Education Action Team) panel: Two-tier contracts are detrimental to workers. In our higher education institutions, they harm both teachers and their students. This Labor Fest panel will discuss efforts to end two-tier contracts in
which equally qualified and experienced part-time instructors...
?
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San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Dear OAEF people,
This is from our friend Donna Frankel — it is about issues affecting teachers at City College of San Francisco but it is probably an issue facing teachers in many of our communities.
Linda Cain
Begin forwarded message:
From: Donna Frankel <donna95070@...>
Date: July 2, 2023 at 4:21:55 PM PDT
To: Linda Cain <lsc1661@...>
Subject: Fwd: [elchorro] San Francisco Labor Fest has Begun
Reply-To: donna95070@...
?
Please share? the end of the two tier system with all your friends in Adult Ed.? The CA. Community Colleges are currently a 3 tier system--some point out 4 tier system:
1) FT tenured faculty
2) FT non-tenured faculty
3) PT faculty
4) non credit nearly all PT faculty
The one tier will make one faculty teaching different loads. Come here and share your ideas of how to get there.
Donna Frankel
Labor Fest has begun.? The events can be found at this link???
Please let people know about them.
Please let people know about the SF Labor Fest events.? For a list of the events, go to?
CCSF HEAT is responsible for two of the events that will be held over Zoom.
(Zoom event) Big changes have been underway in community colleges that are restricting opportunities for working class students to get a well-rounded education.
?
Free
Monday July 17
7-9PM?Monday
(Zoom event) HEAT (Higher Education Action Team) panel: Two-tier contracts are detrimental to workers. In our higher education institutions, they harm both teachers and their students. This Labor Fest panel will discuss efforts to end two-tier contracts in
which equally qualified and experienced part-time instructors...
?
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Re: Fw: [elchorro] Urgent: support AB 811 by July 12
Hi Linda, In case I am not allowed to send to these two groups, I am sending to you to disperse, please.
Thank you all so much for your advocacy and?for including other?faculty! This bill will assist older adults who want to take and retake courses in the arts, languages,PE. memoir writing, etc. Sometimes people find it easier to have a template to cut and paste. If any of the following resonates?with you, please feel free to use and or tweak it to suit. Then send it off to:
"As a proud faculty member of the California Community Colleges, I am writing to request that you support AB 811 (Fong). If passed, this bill would help close the opportunity gaps present in education by providing consistent access for students to engage in courses, as well as additional opportunities to achieve better academic outcomes. This bill is an important recommitment to the promise of community colleges as “open access institutions”.
Approximately 62% of community college students are part-time. As a result, these students frequently have responsibilities outside of school that require their attention, which may hinder their ability to succeed in specific courses. AB 811 would allow these students to retake courses in which they have previously received a poor grade up to 5 times and up to 3 times for courses in which they received a satisfactory grade. It is important to pass legislation that reaffirms the importance of supporting nontraditional students– a significant population that the California Community Colleges serve.
AB 811 also recognizes the importance of allowing students to retake courses for enrichment and skill-building purposes. Specifically, this bill would positively impact enrollment in the arts, languages, and physical education courses.? AB 811 would cement these opportunities and increase the accessibility of higher education to students who disproportionately face barriers. It also reinforces the importance of all disciplines of study and contributes to a thriving educational environment.
Thus, I strongly encourage you to vote AYE on AB 811."
Donna Frankel Sending this out to nearly everyone I know who teaches.
AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely!
The committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts
:)
Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:
Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and Cypress
Ochoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San Bernardino
Cortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West Valley
Glazer: Las Positas and Los Medanos
McGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa Rosa
Smallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LA
Wilk: Antelope Valley and Victor Valley
Here are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:
Newman:?kordell.hampton@...
Ochoa Bogh:?spencer.rhoads@...
Cortese:?steve.dorsey@...
Glazer:?noah.bilyeu@...
McGuire:?adriana.gomez@...
Smallwood-Cuevas:?jasmine.prasad@...
Wilk:?bryce.pamer@...
Thank you in advance for helping us get this powerful piece of legislation across the finish line!
Donna Frankel, Adult Ed, Part-time Faculty and Northern CA. PT FACCC (Faculty Association of the CA. Community Colleges) Governor
On Sat, Jul 1, 2023 at 7:20?AM Kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
Hi everyone,
AB11 (Fong) goes before the California Senate Education Committee on July 12, and it needs our support. This bill would allow students to repeat community college courses they need to graduate.? The current laws which disallow repetition create a barrier, especially for ESL students, first generation students and adult learners.? A sample letter and contact information for the committee appears below. Please share this widely. Let's get the word out.
Kristen
----- Forwarded Message -----
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 at 11:01:03 PM PDT Subject: Re: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
Donna's message plus... To start off--
Here is part of what CFT President Jeffrey Freitas wrote last month when the measure (AB-811) was about to come before the Assembly Appropriations committee. (I may have sent this to you previously.):
>? ?Under the current law many students are not allowed to repeat courses that support matriculation to next level courses and/or support skill acquisition needed to successfully transfer or build careers.Restrictions on repeatability have reduced the options for students in the arts, world languages, kinesiology, and ESL, which disenfranchised many learners in the community and had disproportionate impacts on students who may not have had access to skill-based courses in high school. Repetition allows students to retake courses for a passing grade and?these restrictions created barriers to success for a diverse range of students, especially first generation college students and?adult learners. Repealing these restrictions will restore access to higher education and expand opportunities for all Californians, including first-generation college students, immigrants, second language learners, and all students seeking to become better educated... (Jeffrey Freitas,?CFT?President) -------------------?
----Original Message-----
From:? elchorro@...?On Behalf Of Donna Frankel Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 5:29 PM To: 'V M' via Elchorro < elchorro@...> Subject: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes! AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely! Donna Frankel The committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts :) Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and Cypress Ochoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San Bernardino Cortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West Valley Glazer: Las Positas and Los Medanos McGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa Rosa
Smallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LA Wilk: Antelope Valley and Victor Valley Here are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:Newman:? kordell.hampton@...Ochoa Bogh:? spencer.rhoads@...Cortese:? steve.dorsey@...Glazer:? noah.bilyeu@...McGuire:?adriana.gomez@...Smallwood-Cuevas:? jasmine.prasad@...Wilk:? bryce.pamer@...Thank you in advance for helping us to get this powerful piece of legislation across the finish line! In solidarity, Anna -- Anna Mathews Advocacy Manager Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges 1823 11th Street | Sacramento, CA? 95811 T: 916.447-8555 | F: 916-447-0726 | @FACCC
On Friday, June 30, 2023 at 05:21:18 PM PDT, kristen Pursley < kpursley@...> wrote:
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----- Forwarded Message -----
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 at 11:54:18 AM PDT Subject: Re: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
Good thinking Sue.
It can be short and sweet since it is the numbers of emails that count to every staffer.
Dear ___________, I am writing to urge Senator ____________ to support AB 811. This bill would allow our students to increase their skills in language, athletics, all the arts and music, by allowing up to 3 repeats of a course. Not only does it allow for increasing skills, but it provides students with the opportunity?to have a more well-rounded arts education. Not only will these courses help students as they embark on their lives and careers post college,?but they tend?to be the very courses our older?citizens and lifelong learners want. The education AB811 will promote are the courses that reduce stress and encourage creativity so important in our ever changing world.?
Thanks for the support, ____________________
Please feel free to add/subtract to this?email and fill in the blanks with appropriate names. Donna Frankel Your Northern CA. FACCC PTF Governor and Chair of the FACCC PT Committee. A short draft email would be helpful for us to use.
-----Original Message-----
From: elchorro@... On Behalf Of Donna Frankel
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 5:29 PM
To: 'V M' via Elchorro <elchorro@...>
Subject: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely!
Donna Frankel
The committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts
:)
Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:
Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and Cypress
Ochoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San Bernardino
Cortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West Valley
Glazer: Las Positas and Los Medanos
McGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa Rosa
Smallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LA
Wilk: Antelope Valley and Victor Valley
Here are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:
Newman: kordell.hampton@...
Ochoa Bogh: spencer.rhoads@...
Cortese: steve.dorsey@...
Glazer: noah.bilyeu@...
McGuire: adriana.gomez@...
Smallwood-Cuevas: jasmine.prasad@...
Wilk: bryce.pamer@...
Thank you in advance for helping us to get this powerful piece of legislation across the finish line!
In solidarity,
Anna
--
Anna Mathews
Advocacy Manager
Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges
1823 11th Street | Sacramento, CA? 95811
T: 916.447-8555 | F: 916-447-0726
| @FACCC
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Fw: [elchorro] Urgent: support AB 811 by July 12
Hi everyone,
AB11 (Fong) goes before the California Senate Education Committee on July 12, and it needs our support. This bill would allow students to repeat community college courses they need to graduate.? The current laws which disallow repetition create a barrier, especially for ESL students, first generation students and adult learners.? A sample letter and contact information for the committee appears below. Please share this widely. Let's get the word out.
Kristen
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Harry Bernstein <riquerique@...> To: kristen Pursley <kpursley@...> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 at 11:01:03 PM PDT Subject: Re: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
Donna's message plus... To start off--
Here is part of what CFT President Jeffrey Freitas wrote last month when the measure (AB-811) was about to come before the Assembly Appropriations committee. (I may have sent this to you previously.):
>? ?Under the current law many students are not allowed to repeat courses that support matriculation to next level courses and/or support skill acquisition needed to successfully transfer or build careers.Restrictions on repeatability have reduced the options for students in the arts, world languages, kinesiology, and ESL, which disenfranchised many learners in the community and had disproportionate impacts on students who may not have had access to skill-based courses in high school. Repetition allows students to retake courses for a passing grade and?these restrictions created barriers to success for a diverse range of students, especially first generation college students and?adult learners. Repealing these restrictions will restore access to higher education and expand opportunities for all Californians, including first-generation college students, immigrants, second language learners, and all students seeking to become better educated... (Jeffrey Freitas,?CFT?President) -------------------?
----Original Message-----
From:? elchorro@...?On Behalf Of Donna Frankel Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 5:29 PM To: 'V M' via Elchorro < elchorro@...> Subject: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes! AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely! Donna Frankel The committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts :) Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and Cypress Ochoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San Bernardino Cortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West Valley Glazer: Las Positas and Los Medanos McGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa Rosa
Smallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LA Wilk: Antelope Valley and Victor Valley Here are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:Newman:? kordell.hampton@...Ochoa Bogh:? spencer.rhoads@...Cortese:? steve.dorsey@...Glazer:? noah.bilyeu@...McGuire:?adriana.gomez@...Smallwood-Cuevas:? jasmine.prasad@...Wilk:? bryce.pamer@...Thank you in advance for helping us to get this powerful piece of legislation across the finish line! In solidarity, Anna -- Anna Mathews Advocacy Manager Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges 1823 11th Street | Sacramento, CA? 95811 T: 916.447-8555 | F: 916-447-0726 www.faccc.org | @FACCC
On Friday, June 30, 2023 at 05:21:18 PM PDT, kristen Pursley <kpursley@...> wrote:
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Donna Frankel <donna95070@...> To: "elchorro@..." <elchorro@...> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 at 11:54:18 AM PDT Subject: Re: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
Good thinking Sue.
It can be short and sweet since it is the numbers of emails that count to every staffer.
Dear ___________, I am writing to urge Senator ____________ to support AB 811. This bill would allow our students to increase their skills in language, athletics, all the arts and music, by allowing up to 3 repeats of a course. Not only does it allow for increasing skills, but it provides students with the opportunity?to have a more well-rounded arts education. Not only will these courses help students as they embark on their lives and careers post college,?but they tend?to be the very courses our older?citizens and lifelong learners want. The education AB811 will promote are the courses that reduce stress and encourage creativity so important in our ever changing world.?
Thanks for the support, ____________________
Please feel free to add/subtract to this?email and fill in the blanks with appropriate names. Donna Frankel Your Northern CA. FACCC PTF Governor and Chair of the FACCC PT Committee. A short draft email would be helpful for us to use.
-----Original Message-----
From: elchorro@... On Behalf Of Donna Frankel
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 5:29 PM
To: 'V M' via Elchorro <elchorro@...>
Subject: [elchorro] AB 811 is desperately needed-will give PTF more classes!
AB 811 (Fong), the bill FACCC is co-sponsoring about credit course repetition, is going to the Senate Education committee on July 12th, and we need to make sure it passes! This is another great opportunity for advocacy.? The vote count may be tight, so every call and email would help immensely!
Donna Frankel
The committee consists of senators Josh Newman, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Dave Cortese, Steve Glazer, Mike McGuire, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas, and Scott Wilk. If any of you live or teach in their districts, it would be incredible if you could call or email their offices telling them why it's important and encouraging an aye vote on AB 811. And if you have enthusiastic colleagues, ask them to do the same! The members are always more receptive to feedback from people in their own districts
:)
Below is a list of the colleges they each represent:
Newman: Fullerton, Mt. Sac, and Cypress
Ochoa Bogh: Chaffey, Crafton Hills, Mt. San Jacinto, and San Bernardino
Cortese: De Anza, Evergreen Valley, San Jose, and West Valley
Glazer: Las Positas and Los Medanos
McGuire: Clear Lake, College of Marin, Mendocino, College of the Redwoods, and Santa Rosa
Smallwood-Cuevas: LA Trade-Tech and West LA
Wilk: Antelope Valley and Victor Valley
Here are the emails for their staffers for Senate Education:
Newman: kordell.hampton@...
Ochoa Bogh: spencer.rhoads@...
Cortese: steve.dorsey@...
Glazer: noah.bilyeu@...
McGuire: adriana.gomez@...
Smallwood-Cuevas: jasmine.prasad@...
Wilk: bryce.pamer@...
Thank you in advance for helping us to get this powerful piece of legislation across the finish line!
In solidarity,
Anna
--
Anna Mathews
Advocacy Manager
Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges
1823 11th Street | Sacramento, CA? 95811
T: 916.447-8555 | F: 916-447-0726
| @FACCC
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ORDER YOUR OAEF T-SHIRTS - Deadline extended to 6/26/23
Dear OAEF people,
Just a reminder … I’m sure you want to be one of the lucky people wearing a unique, custom-designed T-shirt showing your support for Older Adults Education Forever!! ?Please
send in your order (and check) as soon as possible!
Linda C., for?
your friendly T-shirt committee
Linda Cain, Cynthia Eagleton, and Janet Jean Motika
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Subject: ORDER YOUR OAEF T-SHIRTS - Deadline extended to 6/26/23
Date: June 20, 2023 at 11:39:17 AM PDT
Dear OAEF members,
EXTENDED DEADLINE! ?There is still time?to order your great-looking Older Adults Education Forever T-shirts! Help?support
the cause by wearing a shirt with the OAEF logo!
Scroll down to bottom of page to see the elegant logo, designed by OAEF member Cynthia Eagleton!
Attached is the order form/instructions including price list, and a size list (with measurements). ?Please print out the order form, fill it in, and get it to me with your check (in person or by mail) ASAP.
?Postmark should be?no later than Monday, June 26, 2023. (Yes, this is an extended deadline, but this is for real!)
If you are unable to print the form, you can write all the necessary information on a piece of paper and send it with your check.
If you need your shirt to be mailed, please include the estimated postage indicated in the order form. ?(Please contact me for mailing to outside the Bay Area and Central California.)
Please note: ?Any amount you pay over the basic price will be donated to OAEF. ?This includes the rounded up tax cost (less than $1.00 per shirt)
and possibly the extra $2.00 shirt charge, IF we get 25 or more shirts in our order! ?We are currently at 16 T-shirts ordered. ?We need a few more orders (especially for multiple shirts) for OAEF to get the $2.00 price break from our?“Union Bug” T-shirt company.
Below is the lettering for the back and the ?logo for the front of the shirt.?The shirt color will be
“Tropical Blue,” a light teal color.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OLDER ADULTS EDUCATION FOREVER! ?Hope to hear from you soon!
Linda Cain, for the OAEF T-shirt Committee
(Cynthia Eagleton, Janet Jean Motika, and Linda Cain)
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Older Adults and Disasters - Resource - and point to be made in advocacy for OA programs
Hi Folks,?
Resource to share:?
Older does not equal disabled -- however, there are more disabilities in the older population so it is important to look for information to support our work using that lens.?
The attached images are from the Disaster Strategies website.?
The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies is led by people with disabilities.?
One more reason that OA classes are important is they are a place where people share information and resources --- including how to prepare and respond to disasters - which are increasing with Climate Change.?
In the past, I've shared info on CAPs - Climate Action Plans. If you dig into them, you will see that older populations and populations with disabilities (these may or may not intersect) are at higher risk for problems in Climate Events.?
Extreme heat is a particular threat to elders - and are looking at extreme heat events this summer - right now in other parts of the US but coming to CA soon.?
Cynthia
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Re: Older Adults Education Forever meeting 06/11
Dear Cynthia, ? You are correct that my phone was hacked the day I left for Italy where I tried to fix the problem at a local computer place in Pisa. ? I have tried numerous times to have other phone problems corrected, but it is complicated when you are in a foreign country. ? Please excuse any inconvenience the hacking has caused.
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On Jun 9, 2023, at 6:55 PM, Cynthia Eagleton via groups.io <zimzamjamz@...> wrote:
? Marilee and All,
Marilee, I think your account has been hacked. I received a message from you - via OAEF Groups - saying you needed me to reach out to you but you couldn't talk because of laryngitis. Maybe others also received this message.? Wanted to give you and others a headsup.?
Cynthia
On Friday, June 9, 2023 at 01:10:15 AM PDT, Marilee Hearn <marileehearn@...> wrote:
Dear Kristen, ? ?I am currently attending a workshop in Italy so I won’t be able to make the meeting this Sunday. Hopefully, I will get an update. I will return on the 26th of the month. ? Thank you, ? ?Marilee On Jun 8, 2023, at 4:29 PM, Kristen Pursley <kpursley@...> wrote:
? Hi everyone,
The next meeting of Older Adults Education Forever (OAEF) will take place this Sunday, June 11 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.? Here is the link to join the meeting:??
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83636555477?pwd=OWdTVGsyYW1RRGk5OTA0Yk9lN2RWZz09
Meeting ID: 836 3655 5477 Passcode: 576387
Please send me any agenda items you may have at kpursley@...
Kristen?
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ORDER YOUR OAEF T-SHIRTS - Deadline extended to 6/26/23
Dear OAEF members,
EXTENDED DEADLINE! ?There is still time?to order your great-looking Older Adults Education Forever T-shirts! Help?support
the cause by wearing a shirt with the OAEF logo!
Scroll down to bottom of page to see the elegant logo, designed by OAEF member Cynthia Eagleton!
Attached is the order form/instructions including price list, and a size list (with measurements). ?Please print out the order form, fill it in, and get it to me with your check (in person or by mail) ASAP.
?Postmark should be?no later than Monday, June 26, 2023. (Yes, this is an extended deadline, but this is for real!)
If you are unable to print the form, you can write all the necessary information on a piece of paper and send it with your check.
If you need your shirt to be mailed, please include the estimated postage indicated in the order form. ?(Please contact me for mailing to outside the Bay Area and Central California.)
Please note: ?Any amount you pay over the basic price will be donated to OAEF. ?This includes the rounded up tax cost (less than $1.00 per shirt)
and possibly the extra $2.00 shirt charge, IF we get 25 or more shirts in our order! ?We are currently at 16 T-shirts ordered. ?We need a few more orders (especially for multiple shirts) for OAEF to get the $2.00 price break from our?“Union Bug” T-shirt company.
Below is the lettering for the back and the ?logo for the front of the shirt.?The shirt color will be
“Tropical Blue,” a light teal color.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OLDER ADULTS EDUCATION FOREVER! ?Hope to hear from you soon!
Linda Cain, for the OAEF T-shirt Committee
(Cynthia Eagleton, Janet Jean Motika, and Linda Cain)
FRONT:
Below is the logo chosen by our members for the front of the shirt:
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