​The purpose of the CEA is to:

• Promote a strong and independent association to encourage a higher standard of skill among our members and to improve the economic status of our members,
• Negotiate and bargain to enable association members to speak with a common voice on matters pertaining to the various skill areas our members represent,
• Present their individual and collective interests before the Board of Education and other governing authorities, and
• Hold property and funds for the attainment of these purposes.

YOU are the UNION!

Our union values are solidarity, democracy, social justice, advocacy, compromise, equity, and dignity of work.
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Our association relies on volunteers to provide programs & services for all and to accomplish its goals for public education. There are many areas that we can use volunteers. Interested? Contact the office today at matsucea@mtaonline.net or (907) 373-0800.

Executive Board

The Executive Board is made up of elected members who represent our membership and guide the direction and focus of our association. Elections are in February each year.

TOfficers
President            Karen Salisbury
Vice-Pres            Theresa Media
Secretary            TBA
Treasurer            Penny Wingo
​Vice-Tres.           Vicky Hill

Members at Large
​ Seat A          Amanda Johnson
 Seat B          Kim Roskam
​ Seat C         Cody McDermitt
 Seat D          Isaac Menashe
 Seat E          Sherie Larue
 Seat F          TBA

NEA-Alaska Region VII Directors:
Theresa Media (CEA), Vicky Hill (CEA),
​Susan Dunham (MSEA), Dianne Shibe (MSEA)

UniServ Director:
David Theriault - 907-373-5247
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NEA-Alaska Associate Staff:
Malina Colon 907-373-5240
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NEA-Alaska

We are a local member of NEA-Alaska – the state education association – which represents over 3,000 Education Support Professionals. Through NEA-Alaska, we belong to this statewide network of Education Support Professionals and benefit from the contributions of one another.

NEA-Alaska also helps us:

• Win better pay, benefits, and working conditions. 
• Gain professional development and leadership training. 
• Be insured with life, health, disability, and casualty insurance programs. 
• Get credit, loan, savings, investment, and discount services. 
• Receive on-the-job liability insurance of up to $1 million.
• Have tough and effective representation in job-related disputes through our UniServ program.
• Speak out for our concerns in state legislatures and in the U.S. Congress.
• Be represented at NEA-Alaska meetings.
• Get association news through NEA print publications and on the web.

Building Representatives

Academy Charter - Marcella Thorton
Administration - Jodie Schindele
Alaska Middle College - Darjon Gimm
American Charter Academy - Denise Biornstad
Beryozova - Uliana Reutov
Big Lake Elementary - Mike Ryherd & Chris Sawyer
Birchtree Charter School - Vanessa Becker
Burchell High School - 
Butte Elementary - Shelly McGinn
Colony High School - Pam Vansoest & Mary Swisher
Colony Middle School - Karen Reimann
Cottonwood Creek Elementary - Stephanie Stewart
Finger Lake Elementary - Suzanne Hermon
Fronteras Charter - Solveig Eidsness
Glacier View School - Kelly Stevenson & Colleen Dietrich
Goose Bay Elementary - Judy Schurosky
Houston High School - 
Houston Middle School - Elizabeth Akers & Vicky Ramsey 
Iditarod Elementary - Marilyn Mothershead & Raetta Nollner
IT - 
Knik Elementary - Liberty Davidson & Kathy Clugston
Larson Elementary - Amanda Johnson & August Naranjo
Machetanz Elementary School - Hillary Thomas
Mat-Su Career & Tech - Melody Daniel
Mat-Su Central - Lorraine Guthrie
Mat-Su Day School - Terry Donahue
Mat-Su Secondary - Linda Wallace
Meadow Lakes Elementary - Karen Akers & Heather Clayton
Midnight Sun - Lori Taliaferro
Operations & Maintenance - Raul Davila & Theresa Media
Nutrition Services - Barb Robinson-Marcot
Palmer High School - Kim Akers 
​Palmer Jr. Middle School - Sallie Burbank & Julie Chase
Pioneer Peak Elementary - Kim Beam
Reddington JR/SR High School -  Dan Burns & Kendra Miner
Shaw Elementary - Terri Ring
Sherrod Elementary - Sandra Havard
Snowshoe Elementary - Sarah Burns
Sutton Elementary - Karla Atwood
Su-Valley High School - 
Swanson Elementary - Brittany Blakeman & Jodi Rogness
Talkeetna Elementary - Kaliska Russell
Tanaina Elementary - Sherry Shaw & Toni Smith
Teeland Middle - Arica Estepp
Transportation - Veronica Wistoff
Trapper Creek Elementary - Juliah Deloach
Twindly Bridge - Deb Murray
Valley Pathways - Kelly Sidebottom
Warehouse/Purchasing - Sandy Erwin
Wasilla High School - Christie Wilbur
Wasilla Middle School -  Pam Button & Debbie Johnson
Willow Elementary - Teri Adolphs

National Education Association

With 3.2 million members, the National Education Association is the largest employee organization in the country. And NEA's nearly half-million ESP members make us the largest organization of school support employees in the world. This numerical strength translates into advocacy and service -- for improved pay and working conditions, rights on the job, improved education for the students we serve, and great deals on products and services our members need. 

Together We Can Make Things Happen