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

Hispanic Heritage poster honors Maria Hinojosa

NYSUT celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a new poster honoring Maria Hinojosa, the longtime host and executive producer of Latino USA, the longest running national Latino news and cultural public radio program.

NYSUT applauds Cuba-Rushford’s Carly Santangelo as New York State’s 2022 Teacher of the Year

Dedicated Cuba-Rushford Middle-High School teacher and Cuba-Rushford Teachers Association member Carly Santangelo Santangelo, an agriculture teacher whose work spans the subjects of agriscience, welding and small engines, and technology, is a hard-working role model for her students and valued member of her rural Allegany County community.

NYSUT 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

The NYSUT officers hosted a moving and musical remembrance Friday morning with tributes by labor and community leaders.

In wake of Henri and Ida, NYSUT encourages Disaster Relief Fund donations

To help NYSUT members impacted by summer storms, the statewide union is encouraging members to consider donating to the NYSUT Disaster Relief Fund, the union’s 501(c) 3 charitable organization.

AFT grants fund local innovation

If anyone knows about innovation, it is local union members who have had to reinvent most everything about their work as educators during pandemic times. To support their efforts, the American Federation of Teachers again offers its Innovation Fund to help locals provide programs to deal with a swiftly changing world.

Leaders show new teachers how unions have their backs

In the midst of another heat wave, following days of hurricane-related rain, local union leaders across the state are meeting waves of new teachers who are learning about new jobs, new schools and the unions they can claim as their own.

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