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February 2015

• Magee: Beating the billionaires' agenda
• Misinformed, misguided governor shows his true colors
• NYSUT blisters Cuomo's draconian anti-teacher agenda
• We are ready to rumble: Mobilization, media, ad blitz set stage for all-out fight against vicious education policies
• At a glance: 2015 New York State Budget
• TAKE ACTION! Here's what you can do
• Small cities press for fair and equitable school funding to ensure students receive a 'sound, basic education'
• Tenure draws strong support statewide
• Social Justice all year round
• Helping at risk students bridge the gaps
• Emphasis on ELA and math is pushing aside science, social studies and other important subjects
• National Board Certification

  NYSUT salutes NY's 106 new National Board Certified Teachers
• Regents OK multiple pathways to graduation, discuss edTPA
• Student contest highlights importance of human rights
• Higher ed advocacy gains national push
• NYSUT, UUP back financial plan to ease student debt, bolster SUNY
• 5 questions for ... Anthony Harmon
• Freebies: NYSUT poster honors Maya Angelou
• Understanding health insurance plans
• STEM conference seeks presenters, participants
• Underground Railroad conference an opportunity for educators
• RA deadlines march on in March
• Monroe CC professor earns national honor
• ERS: Filing for retirement
• NYSUT members top the million-dollar mark yet again
• Retirees in action
• TRS: Can after-school clubs count for pension credit?
• Short takes
• Check it out
• Kudos!
• Local in Action
• Letters
• Facebook
• Passings

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