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NYSUT's statement on voucher program

NYSUT statement on Trump administration’s private school voucher regulations

NYSUT President Melinda Person responds to proposed federal regulations for the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit and urges New York to reject the voucher program.
Jennifer Kinney

NYSUT members put more life in their time, with Making Strides

NYSUT members mark 25 years of partnership with Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, raising $20 million to support research, care and patients.
NYSUT's statement

Hundreds convene for NYSUT's Unplugged conference

NYSUT’s Unplugged conference brought together more than 500 educators, parents, lawmakers and experts to examine AI, technology and the future of human-centered education.
Lisa Levenberg, vocal music teacher and colleagues

The show must go on for Levittown music teacher

Lisa Levenberg, a Levittown music teacher and theater director, finds purpose in helping students build confidence, creativity and community through theater.
children watching computer screens in classroom

Back to school: Are screens helping students or hurting them?

Educators are raising concerns about excessive screen time and AI in schools as research examines their impact on reading, writing, attention, critical thinking and learning.
Arturo Schomburg

Free NYSUT poster celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

NYSUT celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, with a poster honoring Arturo Alfonso Schomburg (1874–1938) spent his life preserving Black history. A historian, writer, curator and activist, Schomburg was the son of a Puerto Rican merchant of German descent and an Afro-Caribbean woman from the Danish West Indies (now known as the U.S. Virgin Islands). 
Hundreds of labor, education, parent and civil rights advocates gathered in Manhattan to call on Gov. Hochul to reject the federal private school voucher program and protect funding for New York’s public schools.

Hundreds call on Gov. Hochul to reject Trump voucher scheme

Hundreds of New Yorkers from labor, parent, education and civil rights groups urged Gov. Hochul to reject the federal private school voucher program and protect funding for public schools.
NYSUT's Statement on Regents Exams

NYSUT statement on New York Inspires and Regents exams

NYSUT supports the next phase of NY Inspires, emphasizing high academic standards, meaningful ways for students to demonstrate learning, and a strong educator voice in implementation.

Consumer Price Index August 2026

Consumer Price Index August 2026
 NYSUT members involved in the Many Threads, One Fabric initiative led the charge on the event.

Buffalo-area unions, community come together for a back-to-school giveaway and job fair

NYSUT members and community partners in Buffalo came together to provide students with backpacks, school supplies, shoes, books and more ahead of the 2026-27 school year.
 Fifth-grade teacher, Caroline Wilkinson (far right) and her students visited Lake Ontario as part of the Guardians of Lake Ontario Sanctuary Camp, a weeklong summer camp designed to raise awareness about this national marine sanctuary. 

Guardians of Lake Ontario:
NOAA grant helps educators build authentic learning experiences

CiTi BOCES educators and students explore Lake Ontario through hands-on, project-based learning that brings real-world issues into the classroom.
UUP members gathering for contract negotiation.

UUP members ratify “historic” contract by overwhelming majority

United University Professions members ratify a historic five-year, $3.5 billion contract with 19.3% wage growth and groundbreaking AI protections.
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