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New York Teacher
March 2, 2017
Featured Articles
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The power of love
Love was in the air this Valentine’s Day — love for public schools, that is. In the face of the threat to public education posed by the Trump administration and its new education secretary Betsy DeVos, educators, students and parents across the city demonstrated why they love their public schools.
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UFT delegates vote to endorse de Blasio for re-election
UFT delegates voted overwhelmingly to endorse the mayor’s re-election bid set for this coming November. “We are blessed that we have a mayor who will stand with every single public school teacher to defend our profession and the right to be unionists,” UFT President Michael Mulgrew said.
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UFT: Extend the tax on millionaires
UFT President Michael Mulgrew urged state lawmakers on Feb. 14 in Albany to fully fund the foundation aid that New York City schools need — and to extend and enhance the millionaire’s tax to help pay for it.
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Inside this issue
News
- Abducted child rescued: School security supervisor and safety agent make arrest
- Building bridges, not walls: Brooklyn International HS students, staff deliver powerful message
- Closing loophole could end state budget deficit
- DeVos squeaks in as education secretary
- Everything you need to know about vouchers: Trump, DeVos figure to make them a reality soon
- Heigh-ho! Heigh-ho!: Para’s version of ‘Snow White’ a hit
- Mapping the way to success
- Nominate Brown to TRS board
- NYC graduation rate hits a record high: NYC graduation rate hits a record high
- Secretary of labor pick forced to withdraw
- The haves and the have-nots: Charter school extras make public schoolsin same buildings feel second class
- The power of love
- UFT delegates vote to endorse de Blasio for re-election
- UFT: Extend the tax on millionaires
- Union asks lawmakers to fund foundation aid
- Union to hold its first Tier VI pension workshop
Around the UFT
Features
- Give peace a chance: Brooklyn students display their hope for a loving world
- Noteworthy graduates: Vernon Turner, retired NFL football player
- #PublicSchoolProud – She has authenticity down to a science: Staten Island teacher cited for innovation in the classroom
- Why did the pre-K students cross the road?: To get to their local library for a different connection to literacy
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