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Mulgrew visits Manhattan Village Academy

UFT President Michael Mulgrew discussed the state of teacher evaluations and the shifting balance of power between the State Education Department and the Board of Regents; the pending reauthorization of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act; and the need for greater collaboration between schools during a meeting with members at Manhattan Village Academy on April 23.
UFT President Michael Mulgrew (left) jokes with math teacher Sarah Geist and science teacher David Vaders during a visit to Manhattan Village Academy on April 23.
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Mulgrew speaks with the teachers and staff at Manhattan Village Academy. We continue to fight the governor, “but if we don’t also move our schools forward we will fail anyway,” he told them.
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Mulgrew (center) chats with UFT Special Representative Winnie Thompson and Manhattan Village Academy Chapter Leader John Roukis.
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Math teacher Lori Bodner participates in a discussion on teacher evaluation and peer observation.
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Sarah Conn, a social studies teacher, shares her thoughts.
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Special education teacher Pat Gaffney asks a question.
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Bonnie Soto, a special education teacher, and colleagues listen to Mulgrew’s presentation.
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The library was packed for the meeting.
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UFT President Michael Mulgrew (left) jokes with math teacher Sarah Geist and science teacher David Vaders during a visit to Manhattan Village Academy on April 23.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew speaks with the teachers and staff at Manhattan Village Academy. We continue to fight the governor, “but if we don’t also move our schools forward we will fail anyway,” he told them.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew (center) chats with UFT Special Representative Winnie Thompson and Manhattan Village Academy Chapter Leader John Roukis.
Miller Photography
Math teacher Lori Bodner participates in a discussion on teacher evaluation and peer observation.
Miller Photography
Sarah Conn, a social studies teacher, shares her thoughts.
Miller Photography
Special education teacher Pat Gaffney asks a question.
Miller Photography
Bonnie Soto, a special education teacher, and colleagues listen to Mulgrew’s presentation.
Miller Photography
The library was packed for the meeting.
Miller Photography
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