
UFT Get Ready to Launch events 2018
New hires were welcomed during the final week of August at “Get Ready to Launch” open house events at UFT borough offices throughout the city in preparation for the 2018–19 school year.
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It was all aboard at the open house at the UFT’s Manhattan borough office, which became a cruise ship to welcome new hires.
Jamie Polzin
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Manhattan newbies enjoyed lunch, received teacher starter kits, and met their union reps and fellow teachers at the event.
Jamie Polzin
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New school staff members at the Manhattan open house had an opportunity to meet one another and compare notes.
Jamie Polzin
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he UFT Staten Island borough office hosted an open house to distribute information to help new employees start the school year on the right foot.
Analia Gerard
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In Staten Island and elsewhere, new hires were given information to help them succeed in the New York City public schools.
Tanisha Franks
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In Brooklyn, the health benefits information table draws a large crowd.
Ariel Arroyo
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A new hire in Brooklyn confers with the union representative at the salary table.
Ariel Arroyo
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At Brooklyn and the other borough open houses, new hires learned how the union can help them personally and professionally.
Ariel Arroyo
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Information on resources was plentiful at the Brooklyn open house.
Ariel Arroyo
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Jessica Marra (front, right) of P811 at PS 136 in St. Albans, Queens, asks a question at the District 75 open house at UFT headquarters in Manhattan, which drew new hires who work with students with disabilities, including speech teachers, occupational and physical therapists, paraprofessionals and others.
Cara Metz
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Charles LoBello, the co-director of the UFT Teacher Center, addresses some new District 75 employees.
Cara Metz
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The District 75 open house provided information about the Individualized Education Program, or IEP, that ensures District 75 students’ educational needs are met.
Cara Metz
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It was all aboard at the open house at the UFT’s Manhattan borough office, which became a cruise ship to welcome new hires.
Jamie Polzin
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Manhattan newbies enjoyed lunch, received teacher starter kits, and met their union reps and fellow teachers at the event.
Jamie Polzin
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New school staff members at the Manhattan open house had an opportunity to meet one another and compare notes.
Jamie Polzin
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he UFT Staten Island borough office hosted an open house to distribute information to help new employees start the school year on the right foot.
Analia Gerard
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In Staten Island and elsewhere, new hires were given information to help them succeed in the New York City public schools.
Tanisha Franks
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In Brooklyn, the health benefits information table draws a large crowd.
Ariel Arroyo
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A new hire in Brooklyn confers with the union representative at the salary table.
Ariel Arroyo
Image

At Brooklyn and the other borough open houses, new hires learned how the union can help them personally and professionally.
Ariel Arroyo
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Information on resources was plentiful at the Brooklyn open house.
Ariel Arroyo
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Jessica Marra (front, right) of P811 at PS 136 in St. Albans, Queens, asks a question at the District 75 open house at UFT headquarters in Manhattan, which drew new hires who work with students with disabilities, including speech teachers, occupational and physical therapists, paraprofessionals and others.
Cara Metz
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Charles LoBello, the co-director of the UFT Teacher Center, addresses some new District 75 employees.
Cara Metz
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The District 75 open house provided information about the Individualized Education Program, or IEP, that ensures District 75 students’ educational needs are met.
Cara Metz