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Guidelines for letters in your file

Information regarding guidelines you should follow if you receive a letter in your file.

Mulgrew on out-of-time school staffing

UFT President Michael Mulgrew issued a statement in response to the DOE's report on staffing changes at out-of-time schools.

Certification

To answer any questions about your certification, you first must know the type of certificate you currently hold. You’ll find that by checking the face of your state certificate.

Conquering adversity

Many of the nearly 200 students who received the UFT’s Albert Shanker college scholarships have achieved in spite of challenging personal circumstances. That put them in good company at the 47th annual awards ceremony on June 13.


Are you interested in becoming an instructor for the UFTWF Retiree Programs?

The UFTWF Retiree Programs are seeking new instructors to teach during the day.

Homework help

Learning doesn’t stop when the school day ends. For more than 35 years, the UFT’s Dial-A-Teacher program has been a resource that thousands of New York City public school students turn to for help with their homework after school.

Hope for the hungry: Hope Shing

Hope Shing credits Stacy Blair, her French teacher at Essex Street Academy in Manhattan, with helping her believe she can do anything. “She is passionate about what she does and she encouraged me to try things to find my passion.”

Against all odds: Paul Turner

Mariah Henry hadn’t seen Paul Turner since she was his middle school English teacher. But she made an impact on his life and he hasn’t forgotten.

Framing their futures

Everything in Yvon Milien’s architecture class at the Brooklyn School for Career Development in Brooklyn is designed and constructed by his students, from the landscapes to the buildings to the miniature artwork inside small-scale models.

A good read brightens a dark world

The UFT and its partners have distributed more than a quarter of a million free books to New York City children in need through First Book over the past three years.