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February 2015

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CALENDAR FEBRUARY 20 Application Deadline Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarships Aimed at helping members of ethnic minorities in preparing for teaching-re- lated careers in public education, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Schol- arship Fund is supported by voluntary contributions from CTA members and the CTA Foundation for Teaching and Learning. An applicant must be an ac- tive CTA or Student CTA member, or a dependent child of a CTA member. Find out more: www.cta.org/scholarships FEBRUARY 20–22 Conference CCA Winter Conference Hyatt Regency Mission Bay, San Diego The Community College Association's winter conference is dedicated to enhancing bargaining skills and coordi- nating bargaining strategies with other locals throughout the state. Bargaining teams are encouraged to attend. Find out more: cca4me.org MARCH 2 Entry Deadline California Educator Journalism Contest Student journalism programs may sub- mit a two-page spread that showcases teaching and learning at their school. The winning entry will be published in the May Educator. Find out more: www.cta.org/journalismcontest MARCH 5–6 Conference CTA/NEA-Retired Conference Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport, Burlingame Make the most of retirement! Learn how CTA/NEA-Retired chapters are working to protect and enhance your future. Stay connected, be protected, and enjoy great benefits. Find out more: www.cta.org/conferences 2015 MARCH 2 Event Read Across America Join in the national celebration of reading, sponsored by NEA and CTA. CTA's program, California Reads, offers teacher-approved quarterly book recommendations for multiple age groups. So plan local reading events on March 2 — and throughout the year! Find out more: www.cta.org/raa CTA & You get pre-approved today! Call (800) 328.5328 endorsed by: Which Summer Roadtripper are You? As low as 1.49% APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is our best rate on approved credit and up to 125% financing for a maximum 48-month term, and includes a 1% discount for Automatic Payment (AutoPay). Rate subject to increase if AutoPay is discontinued. Actual interest rate offered may be higher depending on applicant's credit rating and other underwriting factors. Up to 125% financing is available on purchase and no-cash-out refinancing only, is based on creditworthiness, and may not be available to all recipients; other conditions may apply. In some instances Logix may require borrowers to purchase Guaranteed Auto Protection on new and used auto loans; maximum 17.99% APR. Current Logix loans excluded unless borrower takes $5,000 cash out (must meet loan-to-value requirements) or pay a $249 fee. Logix finances vehicles purchased through franchised dealerships only (those affiliated with a major brand such as Ford, Chevy or Toyota). Auto loans are available only in AZ, CA, DC, MA, MD, ME, NH, NV and VA. Monthly payments at 1.49% APR for a 48-month term are estimated at $21.48 per $1,000 borrowed. Borrowers may elect to defer the first payment due date for up to 90 days from loan funding date, subject to credit approval; interest will accrue during deferral period. Rate accurate as of 7/01/14 and is subject to change. The Wanderer The Highway Master The Urbanite The Adventurer The Team Captain The Coastal Cruiser Rates as low as n No Money Down n No Payments for 90 Days n New n Used n Refi

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