Responding to AI on campus

NYSUT, UUP and PSC members are working to protect students, faculty and staff from AI-related harms and ensure educators have a voice in how AI is used in higher education.

School Psychologists Spearhead Suicide Prevention Efforts

School psychologists like Mitch Samet are leading youth suicide prevention efforts through staff training, early intervention and stronger school communities.

NYSUT members: We pink we can

NYSUT members raised nearly $300,000 through 172 Making Strides teams, supporting breast cancer research, survivors and those impacted by cancer.

NYSUT poster celebrates Native American Heritage Month,
Nov. 1–30

NYSUT poster celebrates Native American Heritage Month, Nov. 1–30

NYSUT members deliver major election victories across New York

NYSUT members helped deliver major election victories across New York through more than 11,000 volunteer shifts and 500,000 voter contacts supporting candidates for public education and working families.

Leadership conference equips more SRPs with skills to negotiate a living wage

NYSUT’s annual SRP Leadership Conference empowers school support staff with bargaining strategies, living wage resources and tools to win stronger contracts.

CUNY and SUNY Reconnect: A success story across the state

CUNY and SUNY Reconnect are expanding access to tuition-free college, helping adult learners earn degrees, strengthen New York’s workforce and revitalize campuses.

NYSUT statement on the passing of Dolores Huerta

media release dolores huerta

Another win for kids: AI chatbot protections signed into law

NYSUT celebrates new legislation protecting children from harmful AI companion chatbots and continues advocating for student safety, privacy and human-centered education.

Mildew and mold: more than just a surface-level problem for schools

Persistent mold and mildew in Plainedge schools led teachers to investigate indoor humidity and HVAC problems to protect students and staff.

NYSUT President Melinda Person speaks about the importance of media literacy and civics education at press conference at the Legislative Office Building in February.

Free ELT media literacy series empowers educators

NYSUT ELT offers a free four-part media literacy webinar series to help educators teach grades 6–12 students to evaluate information, identify misinformation and think critically.

UPK funding expands opportunities for New York’s youngest students

New York’s $561 million investment in universal pre-K is expanding access to high-quality early education, giving more children opportunities to learn and thrive.

CTE: Career and Technical Education

Responding to AI on campus

School Psychologists Spearhead Suicide Prevention Efforts

NYSUT members: We pink we can

NYSUT poster celebrates Native American Heritage Month,
Nov. 1–30

NYSUT members deliver major election victories across New York

Leadership conference equips more SRPs with skills to negotiate a living wage

CUNY and SUNY Reconnect: A success story across the state

NYSUT statement on the passing of Dolores Huerta

Another win for kids: AI chatbot protections signed into law

Mildew and mold: more than just a surface-level problem for schools

Free ELT media literacy series empowers educators

UPK funding expands opportunities for New York’s youngest students

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