Well, well, here it is, December. Wow, time sure does fly by when you are having fun. And I know many of you are having fun!!! I thought overall the ESP dinner at the Hooked Seafood and Martini Bar went well. Yes, there were some issues, however I believe everyone in attendance had a great time. Once again I would like to thank Joan, Kathy, Lisa, Sharon and Susan for an outstanding job. For the record they are planning for next year and working out the bugs. I would like to thank the ladies from the High School for behaving this year. (Side joke!) (Also for the ladies from the high school, I am looking into the possibility of tampering with the ticket drawing. It sure seems suspicious that we had the majority of winners from one corner of the room.)
I have been somewhat busy working along with Joe Kirk of DSEA on issues within the District. We are receiving some major concerns, which I am hoping will lead to a future contract upgrades. At this point I would like to thank the building reps. These Support Staff reps are great! As issues arrive to their attention, they try to nip it at the bud. When the issues seem to be too big, then they contact me, in which I contact Joe. This is what the Cape Henlopen Support Staff is all about.
Bus drivers/ monitors, I still want to hear from you on our upcoming breakfast. Don’t forget the meeting on Jan. 9, 2014 at Grotto’s Pizza. I will be contacting you.
As we come into the Winter Break I hope that you all have a wonderfully time with your families. And never forget the reason for the season.
As I close this newsletter please check out the attachment. As we are coming into the flu season, there are many ways to prevent the spreading of germs. This little booklet, “The Stomach Bug Book”, is from the NEA. I believe it has information for everyone of us. Sometimes we seem to get lost into the world and forget some of the simplest things.
Reminder that the CHSSA has a web site at http://www.capehenlopenssa.org
Thank you
Tim Eitner
