UPDATE: Monday, May 07, 2012. 12:02 PM.
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Delegates give directions on funding, professional issues
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- Gillibrand pledges continued support for education
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Iannuzzi: Values, fairness must shape union strategy
NYSUT President Dick Iannuzzi emphasized that principle and reason - rather than unrestrained anger - must guide the union's strategy during challenging times.
Pallotta: We will never stop fighting for you
In light of "some of the most monumental mistakes in the history of New York" from lawmakers, Pallotta vowed to stay relevant, resilient and relentless.
Neira: Let's channel our anger to challenges ahead
Neira brought cheering delegates to their feet several times as she spoke strongly about the need to hold SED accountable.
Donahue: Embrace a culture of unity
NYSUT Vice President Kathleen Donahue urged delegates to "keep the clock" by standing strong and united in the face of ongoing attacks.
Cutler: Union tightens its belt while staying focused on service
NYSUT has been extremely responsive to the special stresses of the recession, NYSUT Secretary-Treasurer Lee Cutler told delegates.

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