Vision: The Evansville Teachers Association believes in a quality public education for every child.
Mission: The Evansville Teachers Association unites professionals who advocate for excellent public schools by empowering our members and engaging the community to ensure a quality public education for all children.
Welcome to the online information center of the Evansville Teachers Association. For over 100 years, ETA has advocated for its members and supported them in providing a quality public education for every child. ETA is committed to keeping its members informed about issues impacting teachers and education, and we are proud to represent nearly 1,100 professionals who are dedicated to the best in education.
Mission: The Evansville Teachers Association unites professionals who advocate for excellent public schools by empowering our members and engaging the community to ensure a quality public education for all children.
Welcome to the online information center of the Evansville Teachers Association. For over 100 years, ETA has advocated for its members and supported them in providing a quality public education for every child. ETA is committed to keeping its members informed about issues impacting teachers and education, and we are proud to represent nearly 1,100 professionals who are dedicated to the best in education.
ista early career educator conference
Where can early career educators get school supplies? At the Early Career Educator Conference! ISTA has launched ReSupply to help those starting their careers get a boost to stock their classrooms. ReSupply accepts gently used and new classroom supplies from retiring educators and community members. ISTA will turn around and distribute these supplies for free to early career educators at conferences and events throughout the state.
Those with five or fewer years of experience are encouraged to attend the Early Career Educator Conference Oct. 1 in Indianapolis and shop ReSupply at the conference.
Attend sessions on student loan forgiveness, reading and writing across content, special education and more! Hear from keynote speaker Dr. Anthony Kline, Ph.D. who will speak on teaching with intention.
Earn Professional Growth Plan (PGP) points to facilitate the renewal of your professional educator license.
WHAT: Early Career Educator Conference
WHEN: Oct. 1 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET
WHERE: Shortridge High School, 3401 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis
REGISTER:
ista-in.org/ecec
Tell your friends you're going to the Early Career Educator Conference using the hashtag #ECEC2016!
To coordinate a donation to ReSupply, please contact Melanie Harris at mharris@ista-in.org.
Those with five or fewer years of experience are encouraged to attend the Early Career Educator Conference Oct. 1 in Indianapolis and shop ReSupply at the conference.
Attend sessions on student loan forgiveness, reading and writing across content, special education and more! Hear from keynote speaker Dr. Anthony Kline, Ph.D. who will speak on teaching with intention.
Earn Professional Growth Plan (PGP) points to facilitate the renewal of your professional educator license.
WHAT: Early Career Educator Conference
WHEN: Oct. 1 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET
WHERE: Shortridge High School, 3401 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis
REGISTER:
ista-in.org/ecec
Tell your friends you're going to the Early Career Educator Conference using the hashtag #ECEC2016!
To coordinate a donation to ReSupply, please contact Melanie Harris at mharris@ista-in.org.
Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Evansville Teachers Association, in partnership with the EVSC Foundation, is pleased to announce the establishment of the Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship Fund, in honor of Debbie Hartz, who passed away on November 20, 2014 after a four-year battle with cancer. In few words, Debbie was a fierce advocate and passionate educator. All who met her were left with an indelible impression, whether it be from a bit of knowledge she shared, a story about her boys or grandkids, who she loved dearly, or her beautiful and infectious laugh. Those who knew her well were inspired by the courage and positivism with which she faced and fought her cancer. Over her nearly 38 years of service to EVSC as an elementary or middle school teacher, curriculum expert, district coach, or supervisor, it is likely that nearly every student or teacher has been somehow touched by the work of Debbie, and for that all are grateful. The fund will provide scholarships for professional development for EVSC educators, something about which Debbie was truly passionate.
Thanks to the generosity of ETA, any donation to the fund of $500 or less will be matched, up to a total of $5,000. Individuals wishing to make a tax deductible contribution to the Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship fund may do so by credit card online by clicking here and including “Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship” on the online form. Individuals wishing to make a cash contribution may do so by check or money order made payable to “EVSC Foundation,” including “Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship” in the memo line. Cash contributions should be sent to EVSC Foundation, 951 Walnut St., Evansville, IN 47713.
Thanks to the generosity of ETA, any donation to the fund of $500 or less will be matched, up to a total of $5,000. Individuals wishing to make a tax deductible contribution to the Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship fund may do so by credit card online by clicking here and including “Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship” on the online form. Individuals wishing to make a cash contribution may do so by check or money order made payable to “EVSC Foundation,” including “Debbie Hartz Memorial Scholarship” in the memo line. Cash contributions should be sent to EVSC Foundation, 951 Walnut St., Evansville, IN 47713.
Public Education Foundation Opportunities
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The Public Education Foundation offers a number of grant programs for teachers. Visit their website or email PEF Program Coordinator Kathy Singer at ksinger@pefevansville.org for details.
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