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July/August 2014

• Should your workplace be tested for radon?
• Sugary drinks, fatty and salty foods come off the school menu
• Students advocate liberty, justice for all
• Short Takes
• NYSUT members saluted for communications
• NYSUT battles union busting tactics at Long Island school
• Passings
• Tax cap travesty: Two budgets 'fail' with majority support
• Unions push solutions to ease burden of college costs
• Voices
• Your union, your rights are under attack
• Union scores legislative victories
• TRS: Do you have unclaimed NYSTRS funds? Here's how to find out
• UFT contract gives educators more say
• Union advocacy keeps diabetic students safe
• Magee: Standing up to the Big Bad Wolves
• Artful protest
• Check It Out: Bipolar Buffalo: A Mosaic of Minds Journey
• Candidates supported by locals win coveted seats
• APPR/Teacher Evaluation

  APPR safety net: Deal protects members from misuse of state tests in evaluations
• 20 ways your union membership matters
• AFT, NEA take steps to help students
• 100,000 books for summer reading
• Kudos!
• CTE: Expanding the pathway for college and careers
• Locals in Action
• Groups issue call to keep Social Security offices open
• Give us a piece of your mind
• ERS: Member Annual Statement FAQs
• Educators at 4201 Schools: 'Ramp up fight for funding'
• Freebies

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