Adult Education/CTA believes:

Re:
Attachment to Testimony By CTA Representative Sylvia Oshima
Relevent Portions of CTA Policies on Adult Eduction and Community Colleges
CTA believes:
[Bullet 7] 
Any high school, unified or community college district may assume responsibility of providing adult eduction only by a mutual delineation of functions agreement. If the parties are unable to agree to a mutual delineation of functions agreement, the parties will agree to abide by a final and binding decision that shall be made by a representative of the State Conciliation Services.
THE ABOVE IS CONTRARY TO THE CTA BELIEFS.  I have been in communications with the CTA State Office and a CTA Board Member and have been assured that the above is not in agreement with what the CTA believes or policies.
I have been an full-time K12 adult education teacher for 27 years.  I am a member/leader in CTA.  I am a NEA delegate for my second year.  I am also a member/leader in the California Council for Adult Education.  I am politically active in both organizations.