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February 2014

• A tale of two cases
• A win-win for Rochester School for the Deaf
• Activists turn up heat on Regents
• Testing/Assessments and Learning Standards

  Common Core Chaos: Educators find SED's modules too little, too late
• Check it out: Lemonade-Inspired by actual events
• Countdown begins to RA 2014
• ERS: Changed your mind about retiring? Here's what you need to do
• Freebies
• Give to Disaster Relief
• Helping the hungry
• Iannuzzi: Failures in governor's budget proposal are especially cruel
• Kudos!
• Lawmakers must do more for students
• Letters: Commissioner doesn’t pass muster on Common Core
• Locals in Action
• National Board Certification — a challenge worth pursuing
• New program promotes better food choices to prevent obesity cancer
• NY must meet obligations before using budget surplus for tax cuts
• Testing/Assessments and Learning Standards

  NYSUT Board takes unprecedented vote against failed SED policies
• NYSUT Connects
• NYSUT posters honor, celebrate difference-makers
• NYSUT unveils statewide campaign in support of public higher education
• Testing/Assessments and Learning Standards

  Open letter to NY education officials
• Passings
• SED's rapid implementation of edTPA is grossly unfair to future teachers, faculty
• Short takes
• Students are not widgets, schools are not factories
• Take proper precautions during flu season
• Taking steps to end statewide crisis linked to poverty, student performance
• TRS: Summer school and service credit
• Wayne County locals defeat harmful tax proposal

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