This is the March 16 issue of the Manhattan parent newsletter.

Counseling, make-up sessions, budget, smart boards, Online Occurrence Report System and Uber use.

The Department of Education issued the following instructions concerning members of the Teachers Assigned Chapter.

New York cannot afford for its charters to remain a parallel system that takes public tax dollars yet remains resistant to public disclosure or accountability that would force them to serve all kids.

Some events scheduled for Tuesday, March 14 have been canceled due to the snowstorm.

Due to the new agreement and other work-related changes, the committee has extended the nomination deadline for our 11th Annual Better Speech and Hearing Month celebration. You now have until Friday, March 17 to submit a nomination to recognize the...

This is the March 9 issue of the Bronx parent newsletter.

This is the March 8 issue of the Brooklyn parent newsletter.

The UFT testified before the New York City Council Committees on Finance and Education regarding the FY2018 education capital plan.

Any fourth-grade student understands the basic fairness principle: You don’t take more from people who have less. Yet that fourth grader’s teacher can pay a higher tax rate on her salary than a Wall Street billionaire pays on his million-dollar hedge...