Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Moore County Education Retirees Wrap up 2016



As our local NCRSP unit gathered at Table on the Green for our end-of-year meeting, President Sandi Keyser and VB Catherine Sigmon-Mitchell go over details of the agenda.



You can always count on Sandi to come up with some
high appeal door prizes and recognitions for her 
valuable team of helpers.


In our pre-meeting mingle, we greet our guest speakers.
Dr. Terry Mitchell is our outgoing state president.
Joan Bass is our incoming president for 2016-2018.


Our business meeting included final committee reports.
Vivian Kelly led in a meaningful memorial service.
Sadie Small reported that our scholarship is not yet
awarded but a candidate is forthcoming.

Dr. Mitchell and Joan Bass both spoke fervently of
the ongoing crisis in North Carolina education.  It goes
far beyond educator salaries and benefits; it is about a
concerted attack on the very fabric of public education
and an agenda which is starving a once-vibrant system.

Members were urged to stay informed and to become
more involved as advocates, for the good of children,
families, and educational professionals, all of whom 
are suffering under present policies.

A top priority is to elect Roy Cooper, Josh Stein, and
Dan Blue III as governor, attorney general, and 
treasurer, respectively.

If you are not yet a member of Moore County's NCRSP,
make plans to get involved in the fall.  We'll be looking for you!

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Thursday, April 7, 2016

Moore County's Retired School Personnel wrap up the year in style



Moore County's local unit of NCRSP (NC Retired School Personnel) will wrap up a year of positive and informative meetings with our spring meal at Table on the Green on Midland Road.  The meeting will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
April 12.  Lunch will follow our business session, which will include an update on this year's scholarship process. President Sandi Keyser and her able team will show you in a few short minutes how NCRSP enriches your retirement experience (Sorry- this is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme-- we're EDUCATORS!)


All retired folks who worked in any education-related position are welcome to join our group.  As we have observed over the years, it's no fun being a Lone Ranger as a retiree.  As a group, it's easier to stay informed on issues that affect us all, whether it's benefits, educational issues, or changes that the legislature proposes.  If you've considered joining before but haven't taken the plunge, join us for this meeting.  We'll bring you up to speed and you'll be ready to enjoy full participation next fall.

We would love to see YOU there!