Budget's a done deal - updated school aid numbers
NYSUT joins education activists in urgent call for additional state aid
Retired Congressman Mike McNulty hailed as a friend to labor
The Latest
- Impact of Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Contingency Budgets in 2010-11 School Year
- Turmoil at Capitol puts important bills on hold
- Nurses lobby for better conditions, standards for staffing levels
- We asked/you said: National standards for K-12 - what do you think?
- Members continue to press for circuit breaker tax reform
- President's Perspective: There's plenty of reason to look ahead
- Call the hot line as Tier 5 threat returns
- Union-backed circuit breaker generating support
- Record 'yes' votes for school budgets
- SRPs win access to state's family health plan
- 'Dignity for All Students Act' would prohibit harassment
- Voters approve record 97 percent of school budgets
- Retiree health insurance safe one more year
- Drug ruling a victory for cancer patients
- Prescription for success: Educate
- Oppose Health Care Taxation
- Support Farm Workers Fair Labor Practices Act
- UUP: Support Univ. of Buffalo, Oppose S.2020/A.2020
- Support Dignity for All Students
VIEW MORE ACTION LETTERS Tax Relief Resource Center
Get the facts on the proposed tax cap - and learn why more New Yorkers prefer an income-based circuit breaker approach to property tax relief.
SCHOOL AID DATA: Your district's projected state funding
State Ed has your numbers for 2009-10. Revised data is based on the recent budget agreement and includes federal stimulus funding.
NY Times: Federal stimulus plan would provide flood of aid to education
The New York Times reports this morning with more details on the "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009." UPDATE: New document includes federal data for your school district.
Broad-based coalition opposes arbitrary tax cap
Representing more than one million New Yorkers, the coalition today criticized legislation that would allow Albany to take away the voice of voters, impose artificial limits on local school spending and abandon its promise to ensure equity in the education funding formula.







