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What is the Council of Classified Employees Print E-mail

The Council of Classified Employees (CCE) is an organization dedicated to supporting classified employee members of the CFT. Throughout California, the CCE represents thousands of classified employees working as bus drivers, secretaries and office workers, paraprofessionals and teaching assistants, custodians and maintenance workers, food service workers, and other non-certificated employees in early childhood centers, schools, and on college campuses.

The CCE is a division of the California Federation of Teachers (CFT). The CFT is an affiliate of the over one million-member American Federation of Teachers, which represents 200,000 classified employees nationwide.

 
An overview of the CCE and its positions on crucial issues for classified employees Print E-mail

What is the CCE?
The Council of Classified Employees (CCE) is one of the four governance councils of the California Federation of Teachers (CFT), which is affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers. It comprises the leadership of 23 local unions which represent classified school employees such as secretaries, bus drivers, maintenance and operation employees, food service workers, paraprofessionals, early childhood workers and police officers – all essential to providing education to California’s students. Established in 1983, the CCE now represents more than 6,500 employees statewide working in public schools, community colleges and county offices of education.

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Berkeley classified employees rally for contract Print E-mail

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More than 100 classified employees working in the Berkeley Unified School District and their boisterous supporters— teachers and firefighters— marched to district headquarters after school to demand a fair contract on September 10. The classified workers, members of the Berkeley Council of Classified Employees, Local 6192, have been more than a year without a contract and haven't yet gotten a salary offer for the 06-07 school year, let alone the new academic year. Jane Hundertmark photo 

 
Classified School Employee Week May 20-26 Print E-mail

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Celebrate Classified School Employee Week


The people who make the schools work: the secretaries, school bus drivers, gardeners, building maintenance workers, janitors, paraprofessionals, and food service employees: everyone who isn't a teacher or administrator, without whom the teachers couldn't teach and the administrators couldn't do whatever it is administrators do.

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