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Information about school counselor hours and over-the-phone interpretation
The following information was sent in an email from Chapter Leader Rosemarie Thompson on Sept. 28, 2022.
Wellness Matters: Physical Health - Taking Care of Your Body
Your body will take you through all the stages of your life. Like a properly maintained machine, your body will work more efficiently when it’s well taken care of.
FAQ for UFT members employed in the DOE’s Division of Early Childhood Education
FAQ for UFT members employed in the DOE’s Division of Early Childhood Education
Labor Guidance on Strategic Staffing for Student Supports
Excerpt from the June 5 DOE Principals Digest pertaining to general roles for counseling support staff.
UFT media advisory for Thursday, Sept. 8
The UFT is launching a September radio ad campaign welcoming students and staff back to school and pledging to keep fighting for the funding New York City schools need.
UFT President Michael Mulgrew on Gov. Hochul signing small class size legislation
For decades, New York City parents and teachers have been fighting for lower class sizes. We now have something to celebrate. Governor Hochul has signed the Legislature’s bill that lowers class sizes across New York City. UFT President Michael...
Wellness Matters: Time management
As a UFT member, you work in a demanding setting, and your experience tells you that effective time management is a key to success. The following tips can help you manage your time better in the year ahead.
Why New York City needs smaller class-size caps
The UFT found that nearly 90% of the system’s current buildings could adopt the new class size guidelines by using administrative and similar spaces for instruction.
A letter from Michael Mulgrew to the mayor and chancellor regarding school budget cuts
The following letter from UFT President Michael Mulgrew was issued on Aug. 11 to Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks and Department of Education officials regarding the anticipated budget cuts for the upcoming 2022-23 school year.
City and DOE appeal education budget ruling
The city and its Department of Education (DOE) have appealed an Aug. 5 court ruling that invalidated the City Council’s vote on the education portion of the 2022-23 budget, while the Council considers legal options to restore the funding cuts.