Retired Teachers to Honor California Secretary of State

Dr. Shirley N. Weber, a former educator, will speak at the CalRTA Sacramento Northeast Division 75 luncheon meeting.

Published on Feb. 20, 2026

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The California Retired Teachers Association - Sacramento Northeast Division 75 is hosting a luncheon meeting where California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley N. Weber will speak about her journey from being an educator to her election as the state's top election official.

Why it matters

The California Retired Teachers Association has advocated for teachers in the state since 1929, focusing on pension protection and retirement security. Dr. Weber's background as an educator and elected official aligns with the group's goals, making her an ideal speaker to inspire the retired teachers in attendance.

The details

At the February 18, 2026 luncheon, all retired teachers, soon-to-be retired teachers, and supporters of public education are invited to hear Dr. Weber speak at the North Ridge Country Club in Fair Oaks, California. The event is being organized by Sandra Edwards, President of CalRTA Division 75 (Sacramento Northeast).

  • The luncheon meeting will take place on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.

The players

Dr. Shirley N. Weber

The current California Secretary of State, who previously served as an educator, elected school board member, and member of the California State Assembly.

Sandra Edwards

The President of the California Retired Teachers Association - Sacramento Northeast Division 75, the organization hosting the luncheon event.

California Retired Teachers Association

A non-profit organization founded in 1929 to advocate for teachers in California, focusing on pension protection and retirement security.

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What they’re saying

“We are incredibly excited to bring the community together for a chance to hear Dr. Shirley N. Weber speak of her journey from being an educator to her election as California's Secretary of State”

— Sandra Edwards, President of CalRTA Division 75 (Sacramento Northeast) (galtherald.com)

The takeaway

This event highlights the important role that educators play in public service and the continued advocacy efforts of the California Retired Teachers Association to support teachers throughout their careers and into retirement.