
WSTA By-Laws, Standing Rules, and Policies
WSTA By-Laws, Standing Rules, and Policies
West Sacramento Teachers Association
Elections
WSTA Elections Notice
Declaration of Candidacy Forms Due
May 14th at 5pm
Positions Available
President
Secretary
Executive Board Members (3)
State Council
Alternate
Declaration of Candidacy Statements
President: Doug Knepp
“I would be honored to continue my work on behalf of members of WSTA as president. During my initial 2 year term I have been able to build organizing capacity, communication and member engagement. Thank you for your support!”
Secretary: Colby Kurtz
No statement provided
Exec Board: Carmen Wright
“I am running for reelection as an Executive Board Member At Large. I have also served on the LCAP and Labor Relations committees. I will continue to advocate for teachers. It would be an honor to continue to represent you.”
Exec Board: Catherine Cramer
“I have been a counselor at River City High School for the past 15 years serving our great community. Prior to that, I was a school teacher. I am presently on the Executive Board. I am on our School Site Council as Secretary. I look forward to representing our WSTA members.”
Exec Board: Jessica Pagan
“I would like to continue my work as a WSTA Executive Board member by advocating for our members’ best interests and keeping students at the center of our organization’s focus. I have served for 3 previous terms and have helped with scholarship fundraising, event organizing, and labor relations. Thank you!”
State Council: Naqiba Gregory
“I have been on State Council for the past three years and have worked diligently at my role on the Civil Rights in Education Committee. I am dedicated to improving education for teachers and students and believe in equity for all. I would be honored to continue to serve.”
State Council Alternate: Jessica Pagan
“Being State Council Alternate would give me the opportunity to continue my work with learning about the CTA issues that impact our local organization. I look forward to learning more about the operations of state council and to step into an active role should it become necessary.”