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Welcome to the Teachers Assigned Chapter
Nadine Reis
Dear colleagues,
Welcome back to what I hope will be a rewarding and enjoyable year! Thank you for your vote of confidence in re-electing me as chapter leader last spring. I am looking forward to getting to know many of you in the days, weeks, months and years ahead. Please remember that I am always available should you need information or assistance — you can email me anytime at nreis@uft.org.
In addition to the position of chapter leader, the Teachers Assigned chapter is represented by two delegates, each with a unique perspective and area of expertise. Lynne Kilroy is coordinator of the Peer Intervention Program and Sheila Laval Friedman is the Victim Support Program coordinator in the Manhattan borough office.
We are looking forward to getting to know you through your active participation in your union and hope to see you at chapter meetings, a special “meet the president” reception, Teacher Union Day, the Spring Conference and any of the many other union events which will be held throughout the year. Check back here — our chapter's section of UFT.org — for more details as they become available.
If you haven’t already done so, please sign up on UFT.org so we can communicate more regularly and quickly this year through chapter email blasts.
In solidarity, and wishing you a great school year,
Nadine G. Reis
Chapter Leader
Teachers Assigned
What's New
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November 20, 2012
Get Involved
“The DOE’s accountability experts are the people who make a living making paperwork for other people,” said UFT President Michael Mulgrew, a comment that drew the laughter of recognition at an April 18 Meet the President event for school secretaries and teachers assigned. The workload — paperwork and other consuming tasks — was one of many concerns among secretaries; among the teachers assigned, the concerns are contractual issues and how a new mayoral administration may affect them. For all who attended, hearing updates of city politics and the very nature of mayoral elections was a springboard for a lively back-and-forth.
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