CTE: Career and Technical Education

CTE
Melissa Hrycko, a pre-K teacher, pursues a Students with Disabilities certificate through NYSUT ELT.

NYSUT ELT simplifies graduate work for members

NYSUT ELT offers affordable, flexible graduate education programs and courses to help educators advance their careers, earn additional certifications and meet professional goals.

Consumer Price Index July 2026

Consumer Price Index July 2026
Mother-to-be Maddie Sollecito, Babylon TA, and her husband share sonograms of their daughter.

Babylon TA expands paid parental leave

A new Babylon Teachers Association contract expands paid parental leave and adds IVF-related benefits, giving educators more support as they grow their families.
Quote from NYSUT President Melinda Person

NYSUT lawsuit seeks to halt Diamond Charter School relocation

NYSUT has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop Diamond Charter School from relocating to West Hempstead, alleging SUNY failed to follow legal requirements and ignored community opposition.
What problems facing Salamanca students can be better solved by a robot than a caring adult?

Letter to Commissioner Betty A. Rosa and the Members of the New York State Board of Regents

NYSUT calls on state education leaders to pause Salamanca's AI robot classroom pilot, raising concerns about student privacy, safety, educator roles and the need for statewide guidance on humanoid AI in schools.
Members of Tech Valley High School Association spent the week at LAP developing new tactics for tackling some of their biggest challenges. 

Locals build organizing muscle at LAP

Local union leaders gathered at NYSUT's annual Local Action Project conference to share how LAP has helped them strengthen leadership, win contract improvements, boost member engagement and tackle challenges in their districts.
NYSUT President Melina Person's statement in response to the Salamanca School District's plan to bring a humanoid robot into classrooms this coming school year.

NYSUT releases statement on Salamanca School District's plan to introduce humanoid robot into classrooms

NYSUT releases a statement opposing Salamanca School District's plan to introduce a humanoid robot into classrooms, calling for human-centered learning.
Students work together in Mary Nescot’s culinary class to make pizza dough. The culinary class is part of Questar III BOCES’s CTE Summer Camp, where 8th-, 9th-, and 10th-graders are introduced to high-demand career fields.

At CTE summer camps, students get a snapshot of five careers

Questar III BOCES CTE Summer Camp gives rising 8th-10th graders hands-on experience in culinary arts, construction, welding, mechanics and more.
Farm to School

Farm to school program helps cafeterias reap local bounty

Learn how New York's Farm to School program brings fresh local food to cafeterias, supports family farms, and improves student nutrition, with NYSUT backing program improvements.
Rebekah McMillan, bus driver and vice president of the Queensbury School Transportation Employees Association, said postponing the electric school bus mandate was the right decision.

Electric school bus mandate postponed five years

New York has postponed its electric school bus mandate by five years, giving districts more time to address funding, charging infrastructure and operational challenges.

Consumer Price Index June 2026

Consumer Price Index June 2026
Quote from Melinda Person

New Poll: Majority of New York voters oppose opting into taxpayer-funded private school voucher program

A majority of registered voters in New York oppose Gov. Kathy Hochul opting New York into President Trump’s taxpayer-funded private school voucher scheme, according to new statewide polling conducted June 10–21, 2026.
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