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Testimony regarding the child care availability task force

UFT Assistant Secretary LeRoy Barr testified before the New York State Senate Committee on Children and Families, the Assembly Committee on Children and Families and the Assembly Legislative Task Force on Women’s Issues regarding the creation of a...

Bullying on decline, but still high for LGBTQ students

One-fifth of middle and high school students have reported being bullied at school, according to a new report by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Justice Department.

Yale graduate student teachers on hunger strike

Graduate student teachers at Yale University have been on a hunger strike for three weeks. Their aim is to pressure Yale officials to recognize their union.

Testimony regarding the FY2018 education expense budget

The UFT submitted testimony before the New York City Council Committees on Education and Finance regarding the FY2018 education expense budget.

Resolution regarding the Janus v. AFSCME case

In order to strengthen its connection to rank and file members and convince them to stay “Union Loud and Proud,” the UFT will redouble its efforts to train members in how to enforce our contract, teach members how to be organizers in their schools...

Silence is golden

Meditation program reaping benefits for students and staff at Bronx HS for Law and Community Service.

Cool!

Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged on April 25 to install air conditioners in every public school classroom by 2022 in a $28.75 million project.

UFT asks City Council to build on success

The UFT’s legislative breakfast on May 18 provided a forum for union leaders to make the case to 35 City Council members for city funding for the union’s education programs and initiatives.

City to expand pre-K for 3-year-olds

Mayor Bill de Blasio has proposed an ambitious expansion of his popular prekindergarten program to all 3-year-old children in New York City. 


Helping students ‘rise to expectations’

Townsend Harris HS, a top-performing Queens school and Banana Kelly HS, a struggling school in the South Bronx, stood side by side as Team High School Award winners at the UFT’s 2017 Academic High Schools Awards Celebration.