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Margus Morrison, Pearl Young and Aaron Salter

Buffalo school community mourns beloved educators

Three NYSUT members were among the 10 people tragically killed last weekend when a gunman opened fire at a Tops Supermarket in Buffalo.

Educators make their voices heard in school board elections and help to pass 99 percent of school budgets

Educators and their unions across the state made their voices heard in school board races on Tuesday, helping elect 295 candidates in districts statewide, including 60 NYSUT members, according to our analysis of election results.

State approves appeal process for Regents exams

In a year fraught with learning disruptions, the Board of Regents today approved a special appeal process to allow students to graduate with a lower score on Regents exams.

Your vote for school board matters more than ever!

TUESDAY MAY 17 is your opportunity to vote for pro-student, pro-education school board candidates. Our students and educators need strong public schools to unite us, and your vote will be pivotal to making sure that happens.

NYSUT, BTF, BEST mourn victims of Buffalo supermarket shooting

NYSUT President Andy Pallotta, Buffalo Teachers Federation President Phil Rumore and Buffalo Educational Support Team President Jo Ann Sweat issued the following statement today regarding Saturday’s Buffalo supermarket shooting.

Union wins APPR reprieve

Gov. Kathy Hochul Friday signed a bill suspending, for an additional year, the Annual Professional Performance Review process. Advanced through grassroots advocacy from NYSUT members and lobbying by union legislative staff, the bill recently passed both the state Senate and the Assembly.

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Public Schools Unite Us

We need strong public schools to unite us and be the center of our communities. Pledge to vote May 17 for pro-student, pro-education school board candidates, and vote "YES" on school budgets that will keep our schools as the center of our communities.

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