Good news on CTLE and CEU requirements, per session hours for speech teachers, differentials for teachers with speech-language pathology licenses, IEP-mandated services: protections for speech therapy, appropriate uses of your new Chromebooks...

This is the March 24 issue of the Brooklyn parent newsletter.

This is the March 24 issue of the Staten Island parent newsletter.

Even as they are pleading poverty to the Legislature in Albany, charter schools across New York State are sitting on nearly half a billion dollars in cash and unrestricted assets.

The UFT will continue to take a public stance against the closing of JHS 145.

The United Federation of Teachers will work with coalition partners, community groups and our membership to raise the age at which adolescents are sentenced as adults in New York State to 18.

The UFT will continue to work with the DOE and the City of New York to inform, assist, and protect immigrant families.

The UFT will continue to advocate to end the policy of distributive scoring of Regents exams.

We, the current members of the UFT, say to all those who came before us “thank you” for yesterday’s efforts which enable us today to proudly celebrate our 57th anniversary knowing that the UFT has made a remarkable contribution to public education...

Across the nation, after-school programs are making a difference; here’s why. Before Trump administration bureaucrats start making value judgments about education programs, they should at least have the courtesy to learn more about them.