About M-SCEA
Supporting those who support our students — since 1931.
The Memphis-Shelby County Education Association, as the collective voice of its members, promotes, advances and protects quality education, the rights and interests of members, learning for all children, and the education profession.
M-SCEA is the professional organization representing teachers, mental health employees, education support professionals (ESPs), and other educators in the Shelby County Schools — over 3,000 members strong and one of the largest educator organizations in the state of Tennessee.
M-SCEA is an Association governed by its members. The highest governing body is the Representative Assembly — all building-level Association Representatives elected by their school faculties. The Board of Directors and UniServ Directors work daily to improve and protect the education profession.
M-SCEA proudly announced the signing of the 2023–2027 Memorandum of Understanding, which restored columns and lanes to the teacher salary schedule, eliminated unsustainable teacher bonuses, and returned all educators to an equitable, uncapped salary schedule.
President, Memphis-Shelby County Education Association
With over 25 years of experience in education, Charlotte Fields has dedicated her career to shaping young minds and advocating tirelessly for teachers, students, and the future of public education. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Memphis and a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction from Freed-Hardeman University.
Throughout her leadership journey with M-SCEA, she has served as a member of the PECCA Bargaining Committee, former Chairperson of the MSCEA PACE Council, and Treasurer of M-SCEA.
"I am a driven, dedicated, and unwavering advocate for educators — and I believe that when we support teachers, we uplift entire communities."
Charlotte Fields
President
Sonia Brown
Vice President
Cheryl Bailey
Secretary
Gloria Williams
Treasurer
Dr. Alicia Irvin
Elementary School Director
Rosemary Winters
Elementary School Director
Rachel Keys
Mental Health Director
Derick Bell
Education Support Professional Director
Perry Hopkins
Middle School Director
Crystal Harper
High School Director
Jasmine Everett
Parliamentarian
Marshun Harris
Sergeant-at-Arms
Association Representatives (ARs) are elected by their school faculties and serve as the direct link between M-SCEA and its members at each building. The Representative Assembly — made up of all ARs — is the highest governing body of the Association.
AR Directory Coming Soon
Contact the M-SCEA office to find your building's Association Representative.
Urgent Announcement
The Memphis-Shelby County Education Association proudly announces the signing of the 2023–2027 MOU. This salary schedule restores columns and lanes, eliminates unsustainable teacher bonuses, and returns all educators to a standard, professional, and uncapped salary schedule. A clear win-win for all teachers in the district.