ABOUT US
Lake County Association of Educational Office Professionals (LCAEOP)
WHAT WE DO
Local chapter of the Lake County Association of Office Professionals meets approximately ten times per year, beginning with the annual orientation workshop in the fall, which is open to all Lake County Schools office personnel. Regular meetings are held once a month in various locations after work hours. Notices will be sent out via Email to work sites.
Clerical office personnel network with each other to improve our job skills more and learn how to work “smarter – not harder.”
All clerical employees (male and female) are invited to take an active part in this, your association. You will make a difference by being involved in improving your work skills and relationships. We welcome you and your ideas!
Each year, the Ways and Means Committee plans fundraisers to earn money toward student scholarships. The Scholarship Committee sends applications for nomination to our high schools. Then qualifying students are chosen to receive scholarships for their continuing education. Each year, a date is set aside for installation of officers and committee chairs.
Our purpose and aim is to encourage the improvement and advancement of all our members. An interesting program is planned for each monthly meeting to encourage individual growth and enrichment, both business and personal. A business meeting follows with an opportunity given for sharing ideas and concerns as well as brainstorming solutions to particular problems.
Planned workshops are presented through the Learning Resource Center. You are encouraged to watch for announcements and attend whenever possible to improve your skills and provide more efficient service to the schools and to the community.
Our organization consists of two levels of educational office professionals: National and Local. The LCAEOP chapter serves as a nonprofit, nonunion, nonpartisan, and nonsectarian association consisting of office professionals who support the Lake County Schools educational system.
Executive Board 2017-2018
President: Melissa Metz-Moore
Vice-President: Sheryl Padgett
Recording Secretary: Fay Crews
Corresponding Secretary: Nancy Vrijian
Treasurer: Cynthia Hogan
Historian: Bernie Hoone
