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Mulgrew visits PS/IS 270, PS 156, MS 289 and universal pre-K site, Queens

UFT President Michael Mulgrew on March 30 visited three schools — PS /IS 270, PS 156 and MS 289 — and a universal pre-K site in Jamaica, Queens to talk about union issues, student learning, teamwork and school performance.
PS/IS 270 members present Mulgrew with a trophy for his courage, compassion and commitment.
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Members at PS/IS 270 in Queens kick off the day with a breakfast spread and a visit from UFT President Michael Mulgrew.
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PS/IS 270 Chapter Leader Khalilah Anglin gathers with Mulgrew before speaking to members.
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UFT Queens Borough Representative Rona Freiser (left) talks about the labor movement’s big win in the Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association case.
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Members from PS/IS 270 show off their school spirit.
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Members from PS/IS 270 listen to Mulgrew discuss the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Friedrichs case, the importance of celebrating schools and the value of teamwork.
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(From right) PS/IS 270 teachers Marc Demant, Joanne Muller and Anthony Aurisano listen to Mulgrew.
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Santina Cammariere (at left), a 3rd-grade teacher at PS/IS 270, gathers with Principal Chayvonne Harper.
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Mulgrew tours PS 156 in Queens with (from left) District 29 Representative Joyce Schwartz and co-chapter leaders Michelle Rand and Jennifer Williams.
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MS 289 Chapter Leader Michelle Rand (left) discusses education issues with Mulgrew and (right) Christina Vagonas, a fellow teacher.
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Mulgrew and Chapter Leader Michelle Rand stand in front of her bulletin board at MS 289, which is co-located with PS 156.
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Mulgrew and teaching assistant Chelsea Taylor listen on as students at a District 29 pre-K site talk about the phases of water.
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Mulgrew discusses innovation in education with (from right) PS 156 teacher Susan Ottonan Albanese, MS 289 Chapter Leader Michelle Rand, District 29 Representative Joyce Schwartz and PS 156 Chapter Leader Jennifer Williams.
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PS/IS 270 members present Mulgrew with a trophy for his courage, compassion and commitment.
Miller Photography
Members at PS/IS 270 in Queens kick off the day with a breakfast spread and a visit from UFT President Michael Mulgrew.
Miller Photography
PS/IS 270 Chapter Leader Khalilah Anglin gathers with Mulgrew before speaking to members.
Miller Photography
UFT Queens Borough Representative Rona Freiser (left) talks about the labor movement’s big win in the Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association case.
Miller Photography
Members from PS/IS 270 show off their school spirit.
Miller Photography
Members from PS/IS 270 listen to Mulgrew discuss the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Friedrichs case, the importance of celebrating schools and the value of teamwork.
Miller Photography
(From right) PS/IS 270 teachers Marc Demant, Joanne Muller and Anthony Aurisano listen to Mulgrew.
Miller Photography
Santina Cammariere (at left), a 3rd-grade teacher at PS/IS 270, gathers with Principal Chayvonne Harper.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew tours PS 156 in Queens with (from left) District 29 Representative Joyce Schwartz and co-chapter leaders Michelle Rand and Jennifer Williams.
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MS 289 Chapter Leader Michelle Rand (left) discusses education issues with Mulgrew and (right) Christina Vagonas, a fellow teacher.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew and Chapter Leader Michelle Rand stand in front of her bulletin board at MS 289, which is co-located with PS 156.
Miller Photography
Mulgrew and teaching assistant Chelsea Taylor listen on as students at a District 29 pre-K site talk about the phases of water.
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Mulgrew discusses innovation in education with (from right) PS 156 teacher Susan Ottonan Albanese, MS 289 Chapter Leader Michelle Rand, District 29 Representative Joyce Schwartz and PS 156 Chapter Leader Jennifer Williams.
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