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Borough Representative: Amy Arundell

Meet your Queens borough office representatives

Address

118-35 Queens Boulevard
7th floor
Forest Hills, NY 11375

Phone

Phone
DOE members, call 212-331-6311; functional chapter members, call 212-331-6312; retirees, call 212-331-6314

Hours

Hours
Day Hours
Monday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Tuesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

 

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Heather Fefferman and Dana Botwinick

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Co-chapter leaders at PS 21 in Flushing, Queens, are being recognized for lifting the spirits of their colleagues during the pandemic by leaving positive messages and small gifts on their desks and around the school, organizing online exercise...

A tale from Andrea Kasowitz, teacher of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing

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The pandemic has created unique challenges for Kasowitz and other teachers like her, “but we're not letting them get us down,” she says. Social distancing affects seating arrangements and masks make it hard to see facial expressions. “I have taught...

A project to show how feelings change

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"During our 'All About Us' unit, we discuss different feelings and how our feelings change throughout the day." — Johanna MacNeal, prekindergarten, PS 398, Jackson Heights, Queens

Photo Gallery

Breast cancer awareness 2020

Whether through activities associated with Making Strides Against Breast Cancer or Wear Pink days, UFT members across New York City have been front and center during October to raise awareness and funds to fight the disease.

A group photo of staff at a public school in Staten Island. Most are wearing breast cancer awareness masks.

Members at Staten Island's PS 54 pose for a group shot outside of the entrance — with most sporting a breast cancer awareness face mask.

Erica Berger
A large number of staff members get together for a photo in the basketball gym.

UFT members at PS 295 in Queens make sure to distance themselves for a group photo.

a woman holds up a sign honoring her late mother

PS 54’s Lisa Pressman honors her mom, who died from the disease.

Erica Berger
A school social worker shows up for the fight against breast cancer with pink hair.

Ruben Zorrilla, a school social worker at PS/MS 206 in Manhattan, let his support for the cause go to his head.

Four staffers pose showing off their pink shirts from PS 146M

Staff from PS 146 in Manhattan pose for a group shot to show off their pink attire.

Members of PS 115M line down the hall for a socially distant photo.

At PS 115 in Manhattan, members don pink masks to raise awareness and show their support for a breast cancer cure.

A garden in front of PS 54 in Staten Island supporting the fight against breast cancer.

PS 54 on Staten Island has set up a "Garden of Hope" for breast cancer awareness.

Members gather around a computer camera for a selfie

Staff at MS 158 in Queens are masked up and wearing pink.

A member at PS 54 in Staten Island raises her hands in celebration.

Kimberly Hamer, a 1st-grade teacher at PS 54 in Staten Island, strikes a pose.

Randolph Hill, a paraprofessional at the school shows off his pink shirt in front of a UFT News bulletin board.

Paraprofessional Randolph Hill of PS 140 in the Bronx is committed to the fight against breast cancer.

Group of members gathering and pointing to a sign for breast cancer awareness.

UFT members at P396, Brooklyn, are focused on fighting breast cancer.

Two members holding signs and wearing pink

Staffers at PS 62 in the Bronx are equipped for the fight.

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A group photo of staff at a public school in Staten Island. Most are wearing breast cancer awareness masks.

Members at Staten Island's PS 54 pose for a group shot outside of the entrance — with most sporting a breast cancer awareness face mask.

Erica Berger
A large number of staff members get together for a photo in the basketball gym.

UFT members at PS 295 in Queens make sure to distance themselves for a group photo.

a woman holds up a sign honoring her late mother

PS 54’s Lisa Pressman honors her mom, who died from the disease.

Erica Berger
A school social worker shows up for the fight against breast cancer with pink hair.

Ruben Zorrilla, a school social worker at PS/MS 206 in Manhattan, let his support for the cause go to his head.

Four staffers pose showing off their pink shirts from PS 146M

Staff from PS 146 in Manhattan pose for a group shot to show off their pink attire.

Members of PS 115M line down the hall for a socially distant photo.

At PS 115 in Manhattan, members don pink masks to raise awareness and show their support for a breast cancer cure.

A garden in front of PS 54 in Staten Island supporting the fight against breast cancer.

PS 54 on Staten Island has set up a "Garden of Hope" for breast cancer awareness.

Members gather around a computer camera for a selfie

Staff at MS 158 in Queens are masked up and wearing pink.

A member at PS 54 in Staten Island raises her hands in celebration.

Kimberly Hamer, a 1st-grade teacher at PS 54 in Staten Island, strikes a pose.

Randolph Hill, a paraprofessional at the school shows off his pink shirt in front of a UFT News bulletin board.

Paraprofessional Randolph Hill of PS 140 in the Bronx is committed to the fight against breast cancer.

Group of members gathering and pointing to a sign for breast cancer awareness.

UFT members at P396, Brooklyn, are focused on fighting breast cancer.

Two members holding signs and wearing pink

Staffers at PS 62 in the Bronx are equipped for the fight.

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