The Building Representative Committee is made up of LEA representatives elected at each school building. These Building Representatives, along with the building-based PR&R Representatives, are the Association's grass roots, acting as the liaison between members and the Executive Board.

Together, the Building Representative Committee and the PR&R Committee make up the LEA's Representative Council, which is chaired by the LEA Vice-President.

As members of the Representative Council, Building Reps are responsible for the following:

• Welcoming and assisting new LEA members at their schools
• Regularly checking with new LEA members during the school year to answer questions and provide information
• Participating in the recognition of retiring LEA members
• Assisting in the organization of LEA social functions
• Informing the chair of births, deaths and illnesses among LEA members at their schools
• Reporting local, state, and national teacher association information and activities to their buildings
• Informing members at their buildings of the benefits of membership in the LEA
• Raising funds to support the LEA Scholarship Fund
• Running LEA elections at their buildings
• Polling the members at their buildings on particular issues or matters of interest and importance to the LEA
• Attending meetings of the Representative Council when called by the LEA Vice-President and PR&R Chair.
  

Amy Shew ,  LEA Vice-President and Rep Council Chair, Fiske School, 781-541-5001

Renae Stockton, Bowman Elementary School, 781-861-2501

Todd Nichols, Bridge Elementary School, 781- 861-2510

Betty Ray, Estabrook Elementary School, 781- 861-2521

Sarah Widhu, Harrington Elementary School, 781- 860-0012

Christine Escala, Hastings Elementary School, 781- 860-5800

Amy Shew, Fiske Elementary School,781- 861-2530

Carol Kline, Diamond Middle School, 781- 861-2460

Kristin Foti , Lexington High School, 781-861-2320

Sam Shannon, Clarke Middle School, 781- 861-2450

"If there is no struggle, there is no progress.... Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and never will." Frederick Douglass

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