In June 2016, the Regents created a new local diploma option for students with disabilities who did not meet graduation standards through the existing appeal and safety net options.

Find out about our pursuit of pedagogical status, make-up sessions, family medical leaves and absences, the White House's budget and public school funding, the FAQ on special education and ICT requirements, the #PublicSchoolProud campaign, this year...

The UFT calls for improving the health care safety net, including protecting and improving Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.

The United Federation of Teachers will embark on a voter-registration drives for eligible New York City High School students and others eligible to vote in New York City; the UFT will seek to work with our community and civil rights partners to...

Learn more about our consultation meeting with the Office of School Health, our Functional Chapter Weekend, our Executive Board members and upcoming events.

Information for administrative Education Analysts and Education Officers about retirement systems, additional duties without pay, negotiations, political action, union membership and more.

This is the April 7 issue of the Bronx parent newsletter.

Among the more than 1,000 paraprofessionals who attended the UFT’s 36th annual Paraprofessional Festival and Awards Luncheon, there was a common theme: a love for the work they do.

When students at the District 20 pre-K site at 58th Street in Brooklyn study transportation, they can look out of their classroom windows and watch the ferries, water taxis and barges make their way past the Statue of Liberty in the New York harbor.