Association of Supervisory and Administrative School Personnel (ASASP)

Exclusive Representation

ASASP is the only union that can represent Administrators & Supervisors in the Prince George's County, MD Public School System should they need assistance.

Dues to ASASP benefit you -- Dues to any other union are merely a gift

We are . . . .

The Association of Supervisory and Administrative School Personnel . . .

the single, coordinated voice for administrators, supervisors, and other professionals employed by Prince George's County Public Schools who are designated by the Board of Education as members of Unit II and Unit III. For our members, we are the exclusive collective bargaining representative with regard to all matters relating to salary, wages, hours, and other working conditions. ASASP takes great pride in improving the educational process for students by helping members become more effective in their various roles as educational leaders. Employees who are at peace with their terms and conditions of employment are better equipped to focus on the needs of our future . . .

. . . our children

31^st Annual Evening with Labor

Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO

The JC Turner Award for Outstanding Trade Unionist of the Year is proudly presented to our own Doris Reed, shown here with Joslyn Williams, the Metro Council's President and Dinner Chairman, Fred Allen.

Doris' first dedication of labor is to ASASP where she has served for the last 17 years as Executive Director. In addition to and to the advantage of her commitment to ASASP, Doris supports Metropolitan Washington Council AFL-CIO activities as an active Executive Board member. Whether it has been keeping a protective eye out for labor in Prince George's County, working in solidarity with the other school unions, turning out the troops for endorsed-candidate campaigns, participating actively in endorse-ment interviews or rallying participants in labor protests, Doris has been the epitome of a labor leader. She has also made sure ASASP supports the efforts of the Community Services Agency (CSA) and has come up with a creative means of financial support - making contributions to CSA in the name of members who pass on. She has been instrumental in promoting the return of Career and Technical Education with PGCPS, especially in the area of construction and apprenticeship.

Tony Perez of the United Food Commercial Workers Union Local 400 congratulates Doris and James Allen, who received the COPE award for outstanding assistance and support to the Metro Council's political program in a volunteer capacity.

Several ASASP members joined in the celebration held at the Washington Hilton on March 22. James Smallwood ASASP President and Vice President Dwayne Jones would not have missed the chance to say - that's our Doris!

Our Doris is a solid trade unionist through and through.

Don't let the smile fool you! She will kick butt for labor!

It's time again for the Ask A Working Woman survey, conducted every two years for over a decade. Working America and the AFL-CIO are jointly running the survey.

This year, the survey is expected to be even bigger. With the state of the economy, heath care concerns and home foreclosures, working women more than ever want to sound off about their workplace and economic priorities.

In 2006, the Ask a Working Woman survey generated more than 26,000 responses from working women across the country. Close to half of the survey takers also took the time to share a personal comment directed at members of Congress. The survey results were highlighted in newspapers, on public radio and in many other media outlets. The survey brought to light an important dialogue about the concerns and struggles working women face.

CLICK HERE to take the survey today or share it with the women in your life.

Dr. Calvin Mackie

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What one state could not get alone, what one miner against a powerful corporation could not achieve, can be achieved by the union.

--Mary H. Jones

ASASP is a labor union -- we purpose to give our members a voice in decisions that affect their jobs. Among other items, we negotiate for wages, health benefits and better working conditions. Unionized workers get more pay and better benefits than employees who do comparable work but do not belong to a union.

If eligible, complete an ASASP Membership Application - forward to the ASASP office.

There IS strength in numbers - join your colleagues NOW!

Professionally Speaking

Much has been written and much has been said about the right of self-determination. Yet, in the quiet corridors of public education institutions, most administrators and supervisors have become passive participants in those issues that most positively and/or negatively impact their livelihood.

Swirling around you are the national, state, & local tides of "accountability" for which you have had little or no input. Nevertheless,.......