Nea Community Learning Center

AUSD Finds Agreement with Charter Schools

Mar 12,2019

 

The Alameda Unified School District (AUSD) Board of Education (BOE) will place a district representative on the Community Learning Center Schools (CLCS) board after approving an agreement at its Feb. 12 meeting. 

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Courtesy photo &nbsp&nbsp Alameda Mayor Trish Herrera Spencer and Nea staff, students and families celebrated the school’s recent honor for its commitment to including all students. (Left to Right) AJ Leiva, Alicia Petersen, Jonathan Thang, Mayor Trish Spencer, Nik Ratzlaff, Dezaree Doroliat; back row: Owen Harling, Mohamed Awad; front row: Sylvia Crawford with arms around Aurther Crawford, Ella Stevenson, Ella Liago.

City Proclamation Honors School

Jun 21,2018

Mayor Trish Spencer read a proclamation to honor Nea Community Learning Center (Nea) at the June 5 City Council meeting that recognized the school’s support of its students taking pride in being themselves.

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Corrections to Myths of Charter Schools

Mar 24,2016

 

I agree with one statement Patti Wilczek, the executive director of the charter management organization for NEA and ACLC) made in her op-ed piece (“Dispelling Charter School Myths,” March 17). There’s evidence of a new trend regarding charters. 

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Charter Teachers Ratify Contract

Feb 25,2016

Teachers, counselors and educational staff at two charter schools in town — Nea Community Learning and Alameda Community Learning Center — unanimously ratified their first-ever collective bargaining agreement, one they had been negotiating since March 2014.  

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Madeline Eustis  Nea Community Learning Center’s mock school board hearing participants paused on the City Hall steps.

Mayor Presides Over Students’ School Debate

Nov 26,2015

Nov. 16 was no ordinary Monday for Nea Community Learning Center’s junior class. Instead of their regular morning routine, they headed to Alameda City Hall, dressed to impress and ready to conduct a mock school board hearing. 

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