It’s a big win for our students: This year, virtually all New York City public schools will offer universal free lunch. The UFT helped to make it happen. UFT members and officers testified at hearings, lobbied Mayor Bill de Blasio and spread the word...

An educational audiologist serving District 75 and community schools in Brooklyn, Robert Otero ensures all students can hear their teachers loud and clear.

Find out about our pursuit of pedagogical status, SESIS improvements, how to report salary issues, observation days and more.

Learn about negotiations with the DOE, hearing screenings and one of our audiologists, who was featured in the New York Teacher.

Brooklyn 8th-graders learn about the civil rights movement through the story of a Bronx woman who left her mark on segregated Alabama when she was about their age.

Here is an organizational chart I use to give my students ownership of the space from the first day of school.

Read more about our school counselors questionnaire, Teacher's Choice, PD for counselors, our 14th annual School Counselors Conference and more.

Read more about professional development for paras, chapter updates via email, our Paraprofessional Festival and Awards Luncheon and career opportunities.

Students at the Brooklyn hub of Pathways to Graduation gear up for job opportunities or to enjoy a hands-on hobby in the Earn-A-Bike bicycle repair program.