*  The Woodbridge Township Education Association represents more than 1800 faculty and

      staff of the Woodbridge Township School District.

*  Woodbridge Township is the largest municipality in Middlesex County, New Jersey.

*  WTEA is the largest NJEA affiliate in Middlesex County and the fifth largest in New Jersey.

*  All of the members of WTEA are covered by one inclusive collective bargaining agreement

     with the Woodbridge Township Board of Education. Our current agreement runs through

    June 30, 2009.

*  Our inclusive bargaining unit consists of teachers, substitute teachers, secretaries, custodians, 

    transportation workers, cafeteria workers, paraprofessionals, aides and attendants.

*  The WTEA operates out of our full-time office at 34 Green Street in Woodbridge.

*  The WTEA staff includes Brian Geoffroy, who is a teacher on leave of absence while

     serving as President of WTEA; Lucille Ginda, who has served as Administrative Secretary

     for WTEA since 1984; and Toyce Collins, who serves as a part-time organizational

     consultant for  WTEA.

Unity Symbol – Wear it with pride!

NJEA members proudly display the unity symbol on sweatshirts, bumper stickers, posters, stationery, and pins. Yet few know what the symbol really means. In 1966, the NEA Executive Committee adopted the symbol as the collective membership mark of the united teaching profession. The arrow represents the forward thrust of education.   The pi symbol is the Ancient Greek word for education and a non-repeating mathematical concept. Together, the arrow and the pi symbol link the legacy of the past with the future. The spherical triangle represents the profession's three-fold purpose: to promote the cause of education; advance the interests of the profession; and serve members at all levels local, county, state, and national. In short, the unity symbol shows education moving forward through a never-ending, ever changing pattern with you, for you, and by you.