CAEA POLICIES
BELOW ARE POLICIES THAT WILL REMAIN IN EFFECT AFTER A MOTION HAS BEEN PASSED. A NEW MOTION WILL BE NEEDED TO CHANGE THEM.
March 1994 Finance Meeting
To give the Visions’ Editor, $200.00 to attend the NAEA Conference Editor”s Meeting. Made by Barbara Grasso seconded by Marylou Carlson
March 1994 Regular Meeting
To receive an award from CAEA one must be a member of CAEA. To receive the Connecticut Art Educator of the year for the State of Connecticut by the NAEA one must be a member of the CAEA and NAEA. Made by Jim Longo and seconded by Millie Bassett.
February 1998
To give $400.00 to our Teacher of the Year, (Paul Kulikowski), to attend the NAEA Conference. Made by Bill Wright and seconded by Barbara Salinger.
April 1998
$300.00 will be divided among all attending the TEAM EAST meeting in (Philidelphia) to help defray their costs.
November 1998
The two positions of Treasurer and Editor of Visions get a stipend of $300.00 to attend the NAEA Conference. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Marty Koons.
All registration fees for the Annual Connecticut Fall Conference paid for the Secretary, Treasurer, Visions Editor, Scholastic Arts’ Chair and YAM Chairperson for their service.
March 1999
A motion that we give the President/Co-President permission to select appropriate additions to the teachers folder for the Fall Conference at Barkers. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Laurel Archambault.
All communication and papers must have Connecticut Art Education Association INC. on them.
April 1999
To change the “report” on high school, middle school and elementary to “Perspectives”
To change the September, January and May issues to Fall, Winter and Spring issues
Add Retreat to the Fall issue listings
Add CASS and Salute to Vendors to the Winter issue listing
Add YAC prep in the Winter issue and YAC wrap-up to the Spring issue
Add Scholastic winners and event summary to the Spring issue
Add Museum news to the Fall, Winter, and Spring issues
Delete Facilitator’s list from the Spring issue
Change Vender liaison to Exhibition liaison. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Bob Saunders
To recognize retiring teachers by listing their names in the Fall issue of Visions and giving them certificates. Made by Paul Kulikowski and seconded by Laurel Archambault
May 1999
Article VI: Resolutions: The adopted resolutions of the CAEA will be made available to all new members, and annually to all members when changes have occurred. All proposed additions and/or amendments to the resolutions must be submitted in writing to the President(s) no later than April 1 of any given year. Such additions and/or amendments shall be presented to the Executive Board for review at their regular meeting in April, with debate and vote at the annual Spring Retreat.
December 1999
Accept the application for the Connecticut Commission of the Arts Grant. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Donna Namnoum
March 2000
If you are an exhibitor at our Fall Conference you will get a 20% discount on advertising in the Visions issue. Made by Phil Stevens and seconded by Andrea Haas.
April 2000
To buy a VCR/TV combination and research the price and type of digital camera for CAEA. Made by Bill Wright and seconded by Cindy Parsons
To make a new position of Artist Liaison. Made by Paul Kulikowski and seconded by Bill Wright.
June 2000
To increase our CAEA fees. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Chip Zellner
September 2000
To raise the Scholastic entry fees to $65. Made by Marty Koons and seconded by Andrea Haas
November 2000
To dissolve CMIG. Made by Marty Koons and seconded by Andrea Haas
To allocate $85.00 to purchase “Go Like Fire” an upgrade software program for the web site. Made by Bill Wright and seconded by Andrea Haas
To give $1.00 from the entry fee for the Fall Conference to the Robert Saunders Scholarship
December 2000
To have the CAEA join CAAE as a group membership of $50.00. Made by Barbara Grasso and seconded by Laurel Archambault
January 2001
To call grade level reports ?Division Reports?. Made by Bob Saunders and seconded by Barbara Grasso
May 2001 Mercy Center Retreat
Major changes in the Constitution were addressed followed by other changes that were voted on. All Constitution changes were unanimously accepted.
All Resolutions (7) were unanimously accepted.
To pay for Scholastics representatives (Chip and Andrea) to attend the Scholastic Leadership Conference. Made by Bill and seconded by Barbara
September 2001
To narrow down what we mail and to whom we mail. Made by Paul and seconded by Andrea
February 2002
To have Greening and Abercrombie Insurace cover the cost of the YAC Show. Made by Barbara Grasso and Seconded by Marty Koons
March 2002
To eliminate all snail mail minutes. Made by Paul and seconded by Bill.
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