The United Federation of Teachers strongly opposes the governor’s proposed education tax credit and will work vigorously against its passage.

More than 250 people turned out for the District 20 Scholarship Dinner Dance on May 20 at El Caribe in Brooklyn to honor educators and community leaders and raise money for scholarships for the district’s outstanding students.

Creativity and learning were on display on May 19 during the ninth annual Better Speech and Hearing Month celebration that attracted more than 300 speech and language teachers and their students to UFT headquarters.

In response to the New York State Education Department's recommendations on the teacher evaluation system, UFT President Michael Mulgrew said, "Our schools need less reliance on testing, not more."

It’s time to ring down the curtain on a long-running farce: New York’s current statewide standardized tests. These exams — administered last month — give parents misleading information, encourage schools to focus on test-prep rather than real...

More than 160 school secretaries and their colleagues, families and friends came out to help cheer the honorees at the 29th annual School Secretaries of the Year Awards Luncheon on May 16 at UFT headquarters in Manhattan

Outstanding members and students from District 75 were honored at the annual Friends of District 75 event on May 14 at the Astoria Manor, Queens.

Two new programs available from EmblemHealth will assist members with diabetes.

It's the time of year to honor your school's graduating students who have distinguished themselves by outstanding achievement in the various subject areas.