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Bellevue Education Association 


 

 

Message from Michele

The end is almost here…  It has been a year of challenges for BEA.  I am so proud of all we accomplished and the strength and unity of our organization.  In everything you do, you demonstrate you are consummate professionals with the best interest of your students and your profession in the forefront of your actions.  It has been my pleasure to represent you this year. 

We have some challenges ahead of us next year with the tough economic climate and impact of legislation passed this year.  But, we also have a fresh start with a new superintendent.  I look forward to seeing you all, rested and relaxed, in August.  Enjoy your summer.

Michele Miller

President, Bellevue Education Association


The BEA office and the UniServ Council will be moving to a new office as our current lease expires.  The official move date will be July 15th.  Our new address will be:

1800 112th Ave NE Suite 205E, Bellevue, 98004.  

 We don’t know what our new phone number will be yet so email will be the best way to contact us. 

 

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