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Mulgrew visits PS 19, PS 20 and PS 21, Staten Island

UFT President Michael Mulgrew visited three Staten Island schools on Oct. 27, leading a chapter meeting PS 20 before walking through nearby PS 21 and PS 19, where he observed UFT members educating students in their classrooms and learned about programs unique to each school.
Second-grade teachers at PS 19 take a break from their grade-level planning meet
Second-grade teachers at PS 19 take a break from their grade-level planning meeting to chat with UFT President Michael Mulgrew, who visited several Staten Island schools on Oct. 27. Chapter Leader Jeanne Raleigh (right) looks on.
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Mulgrew gives a report of national, state and local education topics while meeti
Mulgrew gives a report of national, state and local education topics while meeting with UFT members at PS 20.
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PS 20 staff listen as Mulgrew answers a question.
PS 20 staff listen as Mulgrew answers a question.
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The early-morning meeting at PS 20 was well-attended.
The early-morning meeting at PS 20 was well-attended.
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Raffaella Passanisi, a 5th-grade teacher at PS 20, chuckles after Mulgrew answer
Raffaella Passanisi, a 5th-grade teacher at PS 20, chuckles after Mulgrew answered her question.
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PS 20 educators (from left) Randi Huss, Jeanne Galasso and Jean Marie Triolo cha
PS 20 educators (from left) Randi Huss, Jeanne Galasso and Jean Marie Triolo chat with Mulgrew after the meeting.
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UFT District 31 Representative Sean Rotkowitz advises Lupe Walowitz, an English
UFT District 31 Representative Sean Rotkowitz advises Lupe Walowitz, an English as a new language teacher at PS 20.
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Mulgrew with PS 20 Chapter Leader Fiorella Raimondi.
Mulgrew with PS 20 Chapter Leader Fiorella Raimondi.
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Melissa Neglia, the chapter leader at PS 21, stands with a mural provided by the
Melissa Neglia, the chapter leader at PS 21, stands with a mural provided by the National Football League’s Play 60 program and New York City Arts Cypher. Neglia, a physical education teacher, wrote a grant to the groups to fund a campaign that combined anti-bullying and healthy eating.
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UFT Staten Island Borough Representative Debra Penny (left) and Mulgrew chat wit
UFT Staten Island Borough Representative Debra Penny (left) and Mulgrew chat with PS 21 media technology teacher Patricia Wong in the school’s STEM lab.
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Second-grade teachers at PS 19 take a break from their grade-level planning meet
Second-grade teachers at PS 19 take a break from their grade-level planning meeting to chat with UFT President Michael Mulgrew, who visited several Staten Island schools on Oct. 27. Chapter Leader Jeanne Raleigh (right) looks on.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew gives a report of national, state and local education topics while meeti
Mulgrew gives a report of national, state and local education topics while meeting with UFT members at PS 20.
Miller Photography
PS 20 staff listen as Mulgrew answers a question.
PS 20 staff listen as Mulgrew answers a question.
Miller Photography
The early-morning meeting at PS 20 was well-attended.
The early-morning meeting at PS 20 was well-attended.
Miller Photography
Raffaella Passanisi, a 5th-grade teacher at PS 20, chuckles after Mulgrew answer
Raffaella Passanisi, a 5th-grade teacher at PS 20, chuckles after Mulgrew answered her question.
Miller Photography
PS 20 educators (from left) Randi Huss, Jeanne Galasso and Jean Marie Triolo cha
PS 20 educators (from left) Randi Huss, Jeanne Galasso and Jean Marie Triolo chat with Mulgrew after the meeting.
Miller Photography
UFT District 31 Representative Sean Rotkowitz advises Lupe Walowitz, an English
UFT District 31 Representative Sean Rotkowitz advises Lupe Walowitz, an English as a new language teacher at PS 20.
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Mulgrew with PS 20 Chapter Leader Fiorella Raimondi.
Mulgrew with PS 20 Chapter Leader Fiorella Raimondi.
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Melissa Neglia, the chapter leader at PS 21, stands with a mural provided by the
Melissa Neglia, the chapter leader at PS 21, stands with a mural provided by the National Football League’s Play 60 program and New York City Arts Cypher. Neglia, a physical education teacher, wrote a grant to the groups to fund a campaign that combined anti-bullying and healthy eating.
Miller Photography
UFT Staten Island Borough Representative Debra Penny (left) and Mulgrew chat wit
UFT Staten Island Borough Representative Debra Penny (left) and Mulgrew chat with PS 21 media technology teacher Patricia Wong in the school’s STEM lab.
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