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Consumer Price Index January 2026

Consumer Price Index January 2026
Perry Professional Educators Association member Kathryn Luczak, pictured with her family, was relieved to learn her union had successfully negotiated paid maternity leave when she found out she was unexpectedly pregnant with her third baby.

Perry educators deliver maternity leave in new contract

A Perry CSD teacher shares how newly negotiated paid maternity leave eased financial stress and set a powerful precedent for educators and families.
SRP Monitoring Program 2026

For SRPs, by SRPs: Union members build peer mentoring programs

School-Related Professionals from across New York gathered to develop peer-to-peer mentoring programs that boost confidence, improve retention, and support student success through NYSUT’s SRP initiative.
Educators gathered at the Capitol this week to celebrate National News Literacy Week and champion media literacy and civic education.

Media literacy essential for democracy-ready students

As students spend more time online, educators across New York are calling for stronger media literacy and civics education. During National News Literacy Week, NYSUT highlights the critical role of school librarians and teachers in helping students evaluate information, recognize misinformation, and become informed participants in our democracy.
Today's students, tomorrow's citizens

NYSUT, DemocracyReady NY call on Legislature to invest in civic readiness

NYSUT and DemocracyReady NY urge New York lawmakers to invest in civic readiness, media and AI literacy, and expanded access to the Seal of Civic Readiness as part of the FY 2027 state budget.
Saugerties counselor Michael Catalano with Ulster BOCES students at a Habitat for Humanity building site. 

Making connections for student success

Saugerties counselor Michael Catalano, NYSSCA’s School Counselor of the Year, helps students find purpose through counseling, trades, and community service.
NYSUT members attending the Central New York Leadership Conference raised more than $30,000 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Fighting cancer with friendship

NYSUT members across New York raised more than $835,000 for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign, showcasing the power of union solidarity, leadership, and community impact.
SUNY Charter Lawsuit Statement

NYSUT files lawsuit challenging SUNY charter approvals

NYSUT filed a lawsuit against SUNY over its approval of charter schools in Brentwood and Central Islip, citing rejected applications, community opposition, and violations of state law.

Candidate Support Sessions and NYSUT-Funded Writing Institutes

NYSUT is pleased to once again provide financial support for National Board Regional Writing Institutes. National Board Certification (NBC) Writing Institutes provide candidates who are pursuing or maintaining (renewing) National Board certification an opportunity for in-depth support by working with National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs).
Andrew Young, BHM 2026

Free NYSUT poster honors Andrew Young

NYSUT celebrates Black History Month with a free poster honoring Andrew Jackson Young Jr., a pioneering American politician, diplomat and civil rights leader whose career has spanned more than six decades.

Fact Sheet 26-4: New York State Comptroller Designates 31 School Districts in Fiscal Stress

Fact Sheet 26-4: New York State Comptroller Designates 31 School Districts in Fiscal Stress
state ed building

SCHOOL AID RUNS: Your district's proposed funding for the 2026-27 state budget

School funding data now available for the 2026-27 executive budget proposal. Use the Excel spreadsheet to compare your district's proposed school aid to last year's funding data.
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