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  • In Central New York, NYSUT pushes for funding and awareness of community schools 11/29/2023
  • Fact Sheet 20-7: Updated Information on 180 Instructional Day Requirement 11/29/2023
  • NYSUT statement on the recommendations of SED's Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measures 11/13/2023
  • Fredonia education student highlights 'Fix Tier 6' on-campus 11/9/2023
  • NYSUT releases report on state testing, graduation requirements 11/8/2023
  • NYSUT releases report on state testing, graduation requirements 11/8/2023
  • Long Island students 'Take a Look at Teaching' 10/31/2023
  • New York’s hottest club is a Tier 6 mixer 10/26/2023
  • Poster celebrates Native American Heritage Month 10/25/2023
  • Students on board – Keeping our students safe on school buses 10/19/2023
  • PPSTA can finally party 10/19/2023
  • In rural Galway, educators thwart censorship attempts 10/17/2023
  • NYSUT fights to protect children from online dangers 10/11/2023
  • Testimony: 'Fix Tier 6' 10/11/2023
  • Clyde-Savannah educators push to uphold intellectual freedom 10/6/2023
  • Homer TA contract scores pay raises, maternity leave improvements 10/6/2023
  • New poster celebrates tennis legend Billie Jean King for LGBTQ+ History Month 10/4/2023
  • Help NYSUT Fix Tier 6! 10/4/2023
  • COMMENTARY: Too hot to learn: We can't tolerate inadequate climate control in NY schools 9/29/2023
  • Overheated: NYSUT assembles classroom heat report for legislators 9/28/2023
  • NYSUT mourns Farmingdale educators killed in tragic bus crash 9/22/2023
  • COMMENTARY: It's time to end high-stakes testing in NY 9/21/2023
  • Birmingham to Buffalo: Teaching Assistant Ethel Kline talks about her purpose 9/20/2023
  • NYSUT congratulates Rochester’s Zachary Arenz as New York State’s 2024 Teacher of the Year 9/12/2023
  • Watertown locals, administrators work side-by-side to give school year a delicious start 9/7/2023
  • Cafeterias re-equip with help from federal grant 9/7/2023
  • NYSUT supports signing of back-to-school legislation to invest in educators, school safety 9/6/2023
  • CTE Works: Vincent LaVerdi, Erie Community College 8/28/2023
  • Top 3 ELT picks for fall 8/24/2023
  • Cafeteria staff save summer’s harvest 8/23/2023
  • Commentary: Consider public schools when making plans for migrants 8/22/2023
  • Educators tap new resources for field trips 8/16/2023
  • Fact Sheet 23-8: Certification Options to Address Teacher Shortages 8/16/2023
  • From layoffs to contract wins, Schenectady SRPs make progress 8/11/2023
  • Fact Sheet 23-7: Middle Level Flexibility: Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS), Technology Education (Tech Ed), and Career and Technology Education (CTE) 8/10/2023
  • Soaring temps make classrooms unhealthy: What some school districts are doing to beat the heat 8/9/2023
  • 'Public schools unite us,' says NYSUT President Melinda Person 8/7/2023
  • Union summer: LAP program empowers locals to serve their members, community 7/21/2023
  • Bethlehem transportation members earn statewide recognition 7/21/2023
  • CTE Profile: Linda Romano, Newburgh Teachers Association 7/12/2023
  • UPDATE: What you need to know about student debt relief 7/5/2023
  • NYSUT statement on devastating Supreme Court rulings 6/30/2023
  • NYSUT Health and Safety Fact Sheet: Lead in School Drinking Water 6/29/2023
  • Schalmont local wins their best all-around deal in decades 6/28/2023
  • CTE Profile: Joshua Baker and William Dergosits, Berne-Knox-Westerlo TA 6/27/2023
  • Thank you and happy summer! 6/23/2023
  • Teacher, district coalitions see successes in school budget revotes 6/22/2023
  • It Doesn’t Add Up: Two math teachers criticize Tier 6 6/21/2023
  • Celebrate Juneteenth! 6/16/2023
  • NYSUT local unions award millions in scholarships for deserving high school graduates 6/16/2023
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