Education
Retired Teachers Association to Host Meeting on November 11
The DeKalb County Retired Teachers Association is set to convene for an important meeting on November 11, 2023. The event will take place in the dining room of Oak Crest, located at 2944 Greenwood Acres in DeKalb. The meeting will commence at 11 a.m. and aims to engage retired educators from the region.
Highlights of the Meeting
This month, the featured speaker is Matt Stark, a dietician from Hy-Vee. His presentation will focus on health and nutrition, providing valuable insights for attendees. Following the meeting, participants will have the opportunity to enjoy a buffet meal, which is priced at $19.
Organizers encourage all retired teachers to attend this gathering, which not only serves as a platform for learning but also fosters community among educators. Registration is necessary and must be completed by November 6, 2023. Interested individuals can secure their spot by calling 815-895-5494.
This event represents an important opportunity for retired teachers to connect, share experiences, and gain useful information relevant to their health and well-being.
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