Committee on Political Education
COPE of PFF
You are visiting the page of PFF’s Committee On Political Education (COPE), and we have a responsibility to educate our members on politics impacting their role as public school educators. We have no interest in telling our members how to vote, but we have a vested interest in sharing facts related to labor, education, and how politicians and policies aim to influence your life as a public school educator.
About COPE
COPE stands for “Committee on Political Education” and represents the political action arm of the Palomar Faculty Federation (PFF). The purpose of COPE is to engage in political education, to facilitate member-to-member communications about political issues and elections, and to endorse candidates and make contributions to candidate campaigns for the Palomar College Governing Board.
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We hold monthly meetings, and there is no requirement to attend these unless you are interested in helping us to discuss and identify current and prospective Governing Board Trustees. In election years, those in COPE who are interested will help to get our endorsed candidates elected to the Palomar College Governing Board. We meet the 3rd Thursday of the month at 4:00pm on Zoom, and as needed for additional meetings.
Debbie Forward
COPE Director
Alyssa Vafaei
COPE Chair
Joel Glassman
COPE Treasurer
Issues Impacting
Public School Educators
We’re sharing articles and resources as we come across them this election season. This means they might not be in chronological order by publish date. We hope these pieces give you more to ponder as you juggle your ballot, that you share them if you’re inspired to, and that you VOTE!
