Contrary to what was reported by the New York Post [Nov. 15], PS 114 in Brooklyn has made significant and measurable improvements in the area of student progress and student performance.

We are vilified by the public every day because of misinformation.

A short time ago, I wrote an email informing UFT Vice President Carmen Alvarez of the difficulties I was having in regards to getting paid for my SESIS work.

Letter to the Queens Gazette from UFT member Ron Isaac.

I am ashamed of being a teacher because I made a child cry today for trying his best and doing absolutely nothing wrong — all in the name of “teacher effectiveness.”

Isn’t it disgusting how the DOE is never wrong (in its eyes)?

Yes, homelessness affects our classrooms. Always.

Just a quick note to acknowledge our appreciation to the UFT for sharing our school’s story.

Thank you to the teachers who shared the proof of DOE improper practices that make grievances possible.

Letter to the Staten Island Advance from UFT member Susan Adams Westerleigh.