Loud and clear on the need for Albany lawmakers to Fix Tier 6 are members at PS 41 on Staten Island.

PS 41 Staten Island members make some noise in the classroom as well.

More than a “skeleton” crew demands a fix for Tier 6 at PS 117 in Briarwood, Queens, as members call for lowering the Tier 6 retirement age to 55 before we’re all 6 feet under!

Members at PS/IS 187 in Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood Make It Loud! The time has come to Fix Tier 6.

Members at PS 75 on Manhattan’s Upper West Side are ready to rally with pom-poms in tow in support of fixing Tier 6.

PS 75 Manhattan members then take strides toward a fix down the hall of their school.

Members at PS 172 in Brooklyn’s Park Slope are ready to cheer for needed changes to Tier 6

Hammering home the need to Fix Tier 6 are members at PS 1 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Hitting the street on the issue of Tier 6 are members at PS 111 in the Baychester section of the Bronx.

Members at PS 63 take steps to fix Tier 6 in the Morrisania section of the Bronx.

Members of District 7 in the Bronx take to the street and brave the frigid temps on Feb. 6 to hoist signs urging passersby to support fixing Tier 6.

The current iteration of Tier 6 gets a “Bronx cheer” at PS 157, where members take a stand to get it fixed.

Members at PS 458 in District 12 in the Bronx shake on the need to fix Tier 6.

Members at PS 373 in Brooklyn raise their hands in support of fixing Tier 6.

Fixing Tier 6 is about showing teachers the appreciation they’ve earned for this member at Manhattan’s Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School.

Members at PS 8 in Manhattan show out in their union blues in support of fixing Tier 6

Members at PS 244 in Queens are clear: Delaying retirement to age 63 for Tier 6 members “is not fair.”

Members at Martin Van Buren HS in Queens agree: Fixing Tier 6 is about “equity” across tiers of the state’s pension system.

Members at the Staten Island School of Civic Leadership show leadership by taking a stand to fix Tier 6 and lower the age of retirement after 30 years’ service to 55.

The need to fix Tier 6 is a sign of the times for members at PS 13 on Staten Island.

Members at Brooklyn’s Cypress Hills Collegiate Prep also stand ready to fight to “Fix Tier 6.”

Members at PS 18 in Mott Haven, the Bronx, make it plain: “Retirement is earned, not delayed.”

Members at PS 66 in the Bronx’s West Farms neighborhood are here to  “X” out 63 and “make it 55.”

Wearing union blue in support of “6” Days to “Fix Tier 6” are members at PS 169 in Baychester, the Bronx.

Members at IS 10 in Astoria, Queens, show up in union blue to stand up for fixing Tier 6.

Members at P993, a District 75 program at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens, show “it’s time to Fix Tier 6.”

Members at Redwood MS in Rochdale, Queens, raise their hands in support of the “6” Days Day of Action.

Members at PS 290 in Ridgewood, Queens, display the need to “Fix Tier 6.”

Members at PS 78 on Staten Island are ready to “Fix Tier 6” and allow for retirement at age 55.

Members at PS 28 in Manhattan’s Harlem are certain: It’s time to “make it 55.”

Members at PS 115 in Manhattan’s Inwood “won’t quit until legislators Fix Tier 6.”

The signs are clear at PS 132 in Manhattan’s Washington Heights that it’s time to “Fix Tier 6.”

Chapter Leader Robert Parker (kneeling center) and his fellow members at Hudson HS of Learning Technologies in Manhattan’s Chelsea show their support to Fix Tier 6.

Chapter Leader Denise Salowski  (standing, center) and her fellow members at PS 214 in Brownsville, Brooklyn, line the halls in support of the “6” Days campaign and fixing Tier 6.

Members at Brooklyn’s PS 214 in Brooklyn also spell it out for state legislators.

Standing ready to fight to “Fix Tier 6” are the members of PS 279 in Canarsie, Brooklyn.

Members at John Dewey HS in Gravesend, Brooklyn, help to kick off the “6” Days campaign to “Fix Tier 6.”