School Reopening Resources

Resources and guidance on school reopening, policies, COVID-19 safety, and more.

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Social Justice

Resources include the "Many Threads, One Fabric” series of NYSUT and AFT virtual town halls exploring racial justice, diversity and equity issues.

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Member Resources

We're proud to offer a wide array of programs, services and information that address the unique interests and issues of our members.

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Latest News

Call for action: Next Educator's Voice takes on hot topic

Feb. 1 is the deadline to submit proposals for volume XV, “Sustaining Democracy through Civics Education.”

SCHOOL AID RUNS: Your district's proposed funding for the 2022-23 state budget

School funding data now available for the 2022-23 executive budget proposal. Use the Excel spreadsheet to compare your district's proposed school aid to last year's funding data.

Free NYSUT poster celebrates HBCUs

NYSUT celebrates Black History Month with a new poster highlighting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), which were established to primarily serve Black students.

NYSUT statement on Gov. Hochul’s executive budget

"With the state on solid financial footing, the ongoing needs of our pandemic-battered public schools, colleges and hospitals must be met this year. Gov. Hochul’s spending plan makes some important commitments toward meeting those needs, including a significant increase in aid for K-12 schools and sorely needed operating aid for SUNY and CUNY."

NYSUT members are doing what needs to be done, earning thanks

Students are learning. Teachers are teaching. Kids are being transported to school. Support staff is ensuring that critical work is getting done. And it’s happening because of NYSUT members — because of their dedication, professionalism and commitment to their students and communities.

Bus drivers face stricter requirements

While there is a national shortage of school bus drivers, state and federal authorities maintain it is actually the right time to put stricter regulations in place because of the outreach to younger candidates for jobs.

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