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Bucks County Retired Would Like your Input!
 
 
 Think fun, recreation, retirement!
Think health!
Think finances/new laws¦
Think bright future¦
Think PSEA-R luncheons¦
 
What information do you need for a bright future?  PSEA-R can assist.  Your PSEA-R 
Officers are interested in your needs.  Please check your preferences for topics to be 
presented at spring and fall luncheons.  Other ideas are welcome and should be added to 
the list.  The replies should be e-mailed to Lynne Kelly at lkellyfit@gmail.com.
 
_____ PSERS updates  
_____ Legislative updates and results of lobbying/COLA
_____ Elder law 
_____ Investments for the future
_____ HIN (Health Information Network) health for seniors
_____ Investments in college funds for grandchildren
_____ Healthcare decisions
_____ Intergenerational issues (understanding the younger 
        generations)
_____ Drug use (presented by a policeman)
_____ Identity theft
_____ Internet use: the positives and negatives
_____ Tai chi and its benefits
_____ Other topics (Please send suggestions to Lynn)
__________________________________________________________________________________________
 
 
 
If you don't have a will or are planning on revising it, this information is for you.   Attorney Martin Herring will be in the Mideastern Region Office on the dates listed below to provide will preparation services for PSEA members.  The will package includes a will, living will, and advanced health care directive. 
 
When?  Tuesdays
 
   April 7, May 5, June 2. 
 
Time
 
3:30 to 7 P.M.
 
Cost
 
$300 for married persons
$200 for single persons
Payment at time of appointment; make check payable to A. Martin Herring.
 
Contact Martin Herring at 610 -871 -3817 to schedule an appointment.


Read about the demographics of the membership
 in PSEA-Retired by clicking on this link: 
http://www.psers.state.pa.us/org/members/members.htm 
Some interesting reading!  If you have ideas for
material or contant on this Bucks County Retired
web site, contact Dixie Rhodes at: 
dlr7btea@comcast.net.  I look forward to
hearing from you with your comments and ideas.


      

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 PSEA Updates Minimize


Support the 2009 PACE Auction


Golf tournament benefits future teachers


Williamsport Support Professionals Fight to Stop Subcontracting


PSEA President Jim Testerman receives Sol Hoffman Award


National report combats harassment of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students


PA Learners Online votes to become nation's first organized cyber charter school


Statewide bus tour stands up for schools


News conference calls on Legislature to invest in Pennsylvania


Curwensville ESP Wins Membership Campaign


Stand up for health care reform


Williamsport Area ESP Will Continue to Fight Subcontracting


PSEA members share their Union Moments


Crestwood Education Support Professionals Association Reach Tentative Contract Agreement.


PSEA re-elects officers at May House of Delegates


2009 PSEA Membership and Treasurers Workshops


Urge Congress to support the Employee Free Choice Act


Williamsport ESPs rally to battle subcontracting


Budget passed by Senate would hurt schools and postpone economic recovery


Discuss public education issues on Schoolhouse Talk


National School Nurse Day: May 6, 2009


A week to honor teachers


Schools and Swine Flu: What You Need to Know


PSEA member resources for May 19 Primary Election


Save the Scranton School for the Deaf


PSEA supports Keystone Exams 2.0


Celebrate National Healthy Schools Day - April 27


Pennsylvania honors National Board Certified Teachers


Celebrate Earth Day


Union membership boosts wages of service sector employees


Statewide conference addresses achievement gaps


Future teachers win 2009 Lucy Valero scholarships


Future teachers win 2008 Lucy Valero scholarships


Pennsylvania celebrates Arts in Education Day


Specter decision on labor bill 'disappointing'


Health Care Workers Lobby for Patient-Nurse Ratio Bill


Hempfield Transportation Support Professionals vote to become part of PSEA


Critical Alert: Urge Congress to include education funding in the 2010 budget


Northeastern Region rallies to save the Scranton School for the Deaf


Save the Scotland School


Celebrate Women's History Month


Register for the Pennsylvanians Achieving Academic Success conference


Celebrate Read Across America on March 2


Pres. Obama signs American Recovery and Reinvestment Act


What you need to know about the Right-To-Know Law


Free digital Dr. Seuss books available for Read Across America celebrations


Online Member Category Update tool created for local leaders


Action Alert: Call your senators


February is Career and Technical Education Month in Pennsylvania


Celebrate Black History Month


Governor's Budget Proposal Includes Commitment To Public Education Funding


Register for the 2009 Minority Leadership Training Conference


Celebrate National Green Week, February 2-8


Supreme Court limits K-12 educators’ free speech in the classroom


No Name-Calling Week begins January 26


Pocono Mountain ESPA completes successful Living Wage campaign


Hollidaysburg Area EA Runs Successful PACE Campaign


Court rules government must fund NCLB requirements


President-elect Obama wants to hear from America's children


NEA urges Congress to provide education funding in economic stimulus package


Johnsonburg ESP Beats Subcontracting Threat


Support school funding in 2009


PDE provides Inauguration Day lesson plans for teachers


PSEA donates toys to Pennsylvania children


Governor Rendell bans mandatory overtime for PA nurses


Meet Rebecca Snyder: 2009 Teacher of the Year


Obama names Arne Duncan next U.S. Secretary of Education


Holiday Gift Savings For PSEA Members


Celebrating Excellence Awards


PSEA congratulates new Chairman of PA's Senate Education Committee


PSERS remains healthy despite downturn


Educators receive tax break for classroom expenses


Southern Region supports the “House That Love Built”


Celebrate American Education Week: November 17-21


PSEA members speak out on college affordability


Advertorial: Closing the Gap


PSEA President: Elections put country back on track


PSEA Recommended Candidates succeed on Election Day


PA Voter Checklist for Election Day


Unions Improve the Pay and Benefits of Younger Workers


PSEA showcases student art


Statement from PSEA President James Testerman on the death of State Senator James Rhoades


NEA Hosts Presidential Debate Watch Party in Mideastern Region


Moshannon Valley Education Support Professionals Vote to Unionize


Pennsylvania bans mandatory overtime for nurses and health care employees


NEA launches Got Tuition? video competition


Greater Latrobe EA member named Pennsylvania's 2009 Teacher of the Year


Economic bailout legislation includes big wins for education


ATTENTION: Bridge Certificate Deadline October 17, 2008


Teaching becoming increasingly female occupation


Register to vote by October 6


Statewide Health Care Legislation Advances in the General Assembly


PSEA Steps Up for Kids


Souderton Area Teachers on Strike


PSEA Members Attend the Democratic National Convention


Advertorial: An Opportunity to Rekindle the American Dream


PSEA members show union pride at 2008 Labor Day Parade


Welcome to the new PSEA.org


Attention special education, ESL and alternative education teachers


Fabric of Unionism competition honors local artists


PSERS announces strong fiscal year-end investment performance


Erie secures $15 million grant from GE Foundation


U.S. Senate hearing, Your Money, Your Future, addresses defined benefit pension plans


Smart Television Alliance launches OutSmart the Summer Spike! Campaign


PA General Assembly increases K-12 education funding by $275 million


2008 inflation rate is the highest in nearly two decades


Recent report addresses concerns of new teachers


Retired PSEA Executive Director honored by Keystone Research Center


National math advisory panel issues final report


Opportunity to support tornado disaster relief in Iowa


Celebrate the Constitution


PSEA promotes John Springer to executive director position


State program encourages classrooms to Celebrate the Constitution


PSEA members voice opposition to GCAs


2008 Young Scientist Challenge open to students and teachers


PSEA joins attorney general to kick off Operation Summer Surf


PSEA celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week and National Teacher Day


COLA bill awaits action from General Assembly


PSEA Treasurer Jerry Oleksiak speaks at the opening ceremony of the PA State Academic Championship


Celebrate El Dia de los Ninos (Children's Day) on April 30


New study seeks teacher input on school violence issues


Celebrate National Healthy Schools Day - April 28


Celebrate School Psychologists Day


PSEA supports increased school funding


New opportunity for PSEA members to seek funds for school projects


PSEA member Maggie Beall featured in NEA Today


Statewide health care information


PA schools participate in Read Across America Day


Downingtown teachers strike, negotiating session tonight


Health care proposal moves out of committee


Plan to attend the Minority Leadership Training Conference


PSEA member dies in Afghanistan in IED incident


Board approves statewide high school graduation tests


PSEA Treasurer testifies on graduation exam proposal


PSEA members endorse HB 1841


Pension fund posts strong 3rd quarter gains


Updated information on MRSA reporting


Make a reservation for the World Cafe


APSCUF and state system reach tentative agreement


A good idea can win you a Bose Wave radio


PSEA launches new advocacy program


Chapter 49-2: Changes to future instructional certificates


New section showcases members


ATTENTION--SPECIAL ALERT re: House of Delegates


Changes to PDE's Evaluation of Master's Equivalency Applications


Wildfire disaster fund for California teachers


Costing out: Support increased funding for Pennsylvania's public schools!


    

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